UK and NZ want Free Trade Agreement across the line as soon as possible

By New Zealand Blog News Service May 6, 2021

British High Commissioner to New Zealand Laura Clarke says the United Kingdom and New Zealand are committed to accelerating the process of a Free Trade Agreement.

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