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Election 2026: National pledges new trade deals with seven economies if re

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Tom Rose
Election 2026: National pledges new trade deals with seven economies if re
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New Zealand's National party has pledged to pursue new trade agreements with 13 countries across five continents if re-elected in 2026. The strategy aims to open new markets for Kiwi exporters and double the value of exports by 2034.

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National is pledging to pursue new trade negotiations with two suites of countries across five continents if re-elected.

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The article reports on a political campaign pledge by quoting the party's spokesperson directly without editorializing.

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