The Prime Ministers of India and New Zealand met in Auckland, New Zealand on 11 July 2026 and announced the creation of the India-New Zealand Strategic Partnership. The Prime Ministers endorsed this Roadmap to 2030 as a shared framework to guide joint action and further strengthen the India-New Zealand Strategic Partnership over the next four years. The Strategic Partnership includes, but is not limited to, the areas and initiatives set out in the following pillars of this roadmap. Pillar I: Political and Diplomatic Engagement Endeavour to schedule meetings and reciprocal visits, on a regular basis, between respective Prime Ministers and Cabinet Ministers, including on the sidelines of regional and multilateral events. Ensure effective high-level cooperation through regular Foreign Ministers' Dialogue. Intensify meetings and interactions between relevant Ministries and Government.
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