New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi and New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon held a bilateral meeting on Monday. The meeting was held at Hyderabad House. The official spokesperson of the Ministry of External Affairs Randhir Jaiswal said in a post on X that “Prime Minister Narendra Modi warmly welcomed New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon at Hyderabad House today.
There was a detailed discussion on bilateral relations between the two. “Luxon reached Hyderabad on a five -day official visit to India on Sunday. Earlier this morning, the Prime Minister of New Zealand paid tribute to Mahatma Gandhi at Rajghat. The announcement has been made.
During his visit, Luxon emphasized New Zealand's commitment to strengthen relations with India, describing the Indian government as “incredibly generous and very welcome”. He emphasized that he has brought the biggest delegation of business and community leaders on a foreign trip with the Prime Minister of New Zealand so far, Laxon underlined the importance of strengthening economic and cultural relations.
Speaking to the media, Luxon said that there is immense possibility in India-New Zealand relations. He explained how the business of New Zealand will benefit from business expansion. Luxon also accepted the important role of the Indian community in New Zealand, stating that the Indian-Kiwi is the third largest ethnic group in the country. India is the biggest source of skilled migrants. The second largest contributor to the enrollment of international students. He appreciated his contribution in various fields, which strengthened deep relations between the people between the two countries. Also read: Why should I stay hungry and thirsty for 45 hours before podcast with PM Modi
