New Zealand Foreign Minister Nanaiya Mahuta will visit China

Wellington. New Zealand Foreign Minister Nanaiya Mahuta will meet China’s Foreign Minister Qin Kang during her visit this week. Officials gave this information on Monday. This will be the first visit by a New Zealand minister to China in four years. The visit comes at a time when Chinese President Xi Jinping is planning to visit Moscow this week. This visit of Chinfing can provide diplomatic support to Russian President Vladimir Putin. The International Criminal Court announced that it wanted to prosecute him for alleged war crimes.

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“China has a very important relationship with New Zealand and obviously there have been travel restrictions between New Zealand and China at the diplomatic level over the last few years,” he said. Therefore, it will be important that we create individual opportunities for dialogue again.” Mahuta said New Zealand’s relationship with China is complex and wide-ranging, and the two countries recently celebrated 50 years of diplomatic relations. China is New Zealand’s largest trading partner and its exporters rely on China to buy milk products and other agricultural inputs. Mahuta is likely to leave on Tuesday on a two-day visit to China.

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