After FTA honeymoon: where to next for South Korea/NZ?
Almost a year after FTA signed, opportunities growing along with South Korea's interest in TPP.
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New Zealand’s top envoy in Seoul says South Korea is “welcome” to join the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP), calling it a “natural partner” for the deal.
While the TPP teeters on the edges of divisions inside the US government, New Zealand is optimistically preparing for a future of the Asia
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Nathan Smith
Thu, 27 Oct 2016
Thu, 27 Oct 2016
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After FTA honeymoon: where to next for South Korea/NZ?
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