David Carter Calls China New Zealand’s Main Market
Former New Zealand Minister of Agriculture David Carter said that China is the country’s main market and that relations with it must be maintained and strengthened. He said this in a recent interview, ECNS reports.
Chinese market
Carter, who is now the national patron of the New Zealand China Friendship Society, stressed that the country must recognize the importance of the Chinese market, treat it with respect, and not take it for granted.
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Free trade agreement
According to Carter, the free trade agreement with China has brought significant benefits to New Zealand and to people who export food to different countries around the world. He linked China’s enhanced role for New Zealand exporters to this agreement.
Carter also said that he is working to involve more young New Zealanders in engagement with China. In his view, the future of these relations depends not only on contacts among the older generation, but also on youth participation.
