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China, New Zealand to begin free trade agreement talks.
(From BBC Monitoring International Reports)
(New China News Agency)
Wellington, 14 April: New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark and Trade Negotiations Minister Jim Sutton announced Wednesday [14 April] that New Zealand and China have agreed on a formal Trade and Economic Cooperation Framework. Negotiations for the framework were announced when Chinese President Hu Jintao visited New Zealand last October.
Helen Clark and Jim Sutton said in a policy statement that a key element of the framework is the agreement that New Zealand and China will begin a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) negotiation next year. This is the first time China has agreed to negotiate …
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