New Delhi/Wellington, May 6 (BNP): A new “single desk” investment facilitation initiative between India and New Zealand is projected to unlock nearly $20 billion in investments over the coming years, according to New Zealand Investment Minister Todd McClay.
The initiative aims to streamline investment procedures through a unified platform, making cross-border business operations simpler, faster, and more transparent. Officials say this mechanism is expected to strengthen economic cooperation and support ongoing discussions toward a potential Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between the two countries.
By improving ease of doing business, the framework is likely to attract greater private investment, enhance trade flows, and open new opportunities in sectors such as agriculture, technology, renewable energy, and education.
Authorities from both sides believe the move will deepen bilateral economic engagement and act as a catalyst for future trade and investment agreements.
