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New Zealand China Council
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The New Zealand China Council releases papers, research and reports on topics relevant to the New Zealand China relationship.

The report takes stock of traditional service trade sectors before COVID, and their future prospects. It also evaluates the diversity of New Zealand’s other services exports to China, and discusses barriers to expansion and how to overcome them.

In Perspective: The New Zealand – China Trade and Business Relationship 2022 Update

The Southern Link

The Southern Link places New Zealand in the middle of a global value chain connecting Asia and South America, generating growth in trade, tourism and export opportunities.

This report quantifies economic benefits of the Southern Link, and identifies New Zealand's advantages and the challenges we will need to overcome to harness this opportunity.

How many eggs, in how many baskets? An update on NZ-China Trade Patterns

Understanding Chinese Investment in New Zealand

Chinese investment in New Zealand in 2019 is well diversified and distributed around the country. This report provides a snapshot of the investment relationship in 2019.

Teaching Languages in Schools

New Zealand needs to increase the number of qualified Chinese language teachers to build Kiwis' understanding of China.

Perceptions of China Monitor: Survey 2018

The research is the first of its kind to benchmark New Zealander’s attitudes toward China specifically, from the country and the relationship generally to trade, investment and culture.

Fostering Growth

A snapshot of the NZ China investment relationship produced for the 2015 New Zealand China Partnership Forum

A Trans Tasman Rivalry

Australia's trade with China is complementary to ours and the Australia China FTA should be welcomed by Kiwi exporters.

A crisis of complacency

New Zealand needs to increase its number of students learning Chinese language at the post Primary level.

20-30-20

New Zealand can meet the target of reaching $20b in two way trade by 2030, but emphasis should be on value, not volume.

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