Free Trade

Successive New Zealand governments have for many years been very strong supporters of Free Global Trade. The first major agreement to be entered into was the CER (Closer Economic Relations) Agreement. Over the years the original Agreement has been strengthened and broadened. It is currently going through a stage where financial type legislation between the 2 countries is being harmonized.

New Zealand trade negotiators have for many years had a favourable impact upon trade and tariff structures in Great Britain and the EU leading to something of a move towards a level playing field bound to help the supply and living costs of the majority of the populations of those countries.

Mike Moore, a former New Zealand Prime Minister, further showed the determination of New Zealand to increase Free Trade around the world when he was appointed to the top job in the World Trade Organization.

Perhaps the most significant Free Trade Agreement to date has been the China New Zealand Agreement. It is the first such Agreement entered into by China and offers good potential to entrepreneurs and countries alike.

Further Free Trade Agreements continue to be discussed with countries such as Chile, Singapore and USA.

This admirable attitude builds a strong and compelling case for you to benefit by taking advantage of the agreements thus negotiated.

Global Finnet knows the opportunities that exist and is keen to assist those companies with real business to expand globally through our advantaged portal to the rest of the world.