Wang Yi visits New Zealand. Scholars are optimistic about the Chinese market and hope to maintain economic and trade relations

Wang Yi, member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and Foreign Minister, visited New Zealand and Australia starting today, with his first stop being Wellington, the capital of New Zealand. Some New Zealand scholars believe that the current government focuses on economic development and hopes to promote economic and trade between China and New Zealand.

China’s market potential is promising

New Zealand scholars pointed out that China, as the world's second largest economy, has huge market potential. With the rapid development of China's economy, New Zealand companies have more opportunities to enter the Chinese market and explore business opportunities.

The economic and trade relations between the two countries are expected to remain good

Scholars are optimistic about the economic and trade relations between China and New Zealand. The two countries have achieved good results in past cooperation and hope to continue to maintain this good relationship and jointly promote economic development in the future.

Wang Yi’s visit will promote cooperation between the two sides

Wang Yi’s visit to New Zealand and Australia aims to strengthen cooperative relations with these two countries. He will conduct in-depth exchanges on bilateral economic and trade issues and promote cooperation between the two countries in economic, trade and other fields to achieve more results.

Economic cooperation drives the development of relations between the two countries

Economic cooperation has always been an important aspect of China-New Zealand relations. The two sides have a broad basis for cooperation in trade, investment and other fields. It is believed that driven by Wang Yi's visit, the economic cooperation between the two countries will reach a higher level.