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The Government today published the text of the Closer Economic Partnership Agreement between New Zealand and Thailand.

Trade and Economic Ministers from Australia and New Zealand met in Queenstown on 10 and 11 December 2004.

This year's CER trade ministers' meeting will be held in Queenstown.

A CER business dialogue - focussed on forestry - will be held in parallel with a ministers' meeting in Queenstown.

A new Closer Economic Partnership agreement with Thailand means real opportunities for exporters

The potential of China as a market for New Zealand goods and services is palpable.

The start of negotiations for a trade agreement between China and New Zealand next month will be a big leap forward for New Zealand, Trade Negotiations Minister Jim Sutton says.

New Zealand’s second-longest running trade issue has been successfully resolved.

Trade is vital for all New Zealand, especially the Wairarapa.

New Zealand is keen to make the most of its presence at the Aichi expo next year.

The Government is seeking submissions from the public on possible trade agreements with ASEAN and with Malaysia.

The Government does not have to make an either-or choice between multilateral trade and bilateral agreements.

Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Abdullatif Sener and Trade Negotiations Minister Jim Sutton have signed an agreed Minute focussing on a number of ways that the economic relationship between the two countries can be strengthened.

New Zealand has signed onto a programme to help Pacific Island countries benefit more from international trade.

Ministers from ASEAN, Australia, and New Zealand are recommending their leaders begin trade negotiations.

China is an important partner for New Zealand, and as Minister for Trade Negotiations, I want to do everything in my power to enhance that relationship.

Trade is vital for New Zealand's wellbeing.

Russia is a potentially important, if challenging, market for quality New Zealand goods and services.

APEC and ABAC continue to play an important part in maintaining pressure and forging consensus to enable progress at the WTO.

New Zealand congratulated Australia and the United States on achieving their trade agreement, Trade Negotiations Minister Jim Sutton said today.

Minister Sutton describes New Zealand's position on trade to visiting students from Australia.

New Zealand officials played a key role in helping the WTO reach agreement on a way forward for trade negotiations.

New Zealand and Singapore ministers have praised their trade agreement as a great success.

Confirmation that a free trade negotiation involving ASEAN, New Zealand and Australia is likely to be launched at a special leaders’ summit in November is good news for New Zealand, Trade Negotiations Minister Jim Sutton says.