Thailand and New Zealand Elevate Relations to Strategic Partnership, Aiming for Tripled Trade
Thailand and New Zealand have elevated their bilateral relationship to a 'Strategic Partnership.' Both prime ministers have set a target to triple bilateral trade to approximately 246 billion baht (US$7.5 billion) by 2045, signaling a significant step to deepen cooperation across economic, political, cultural, and educational spheres.
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