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China is our largest trading partner and a key part of our economic story. But there is room for growth and that's what we'll be exploring here.

When Kiwi businesses succeed overseas, they grow our economy at home. They create more jobs, lift wages and put more money in back pockets. I’m in Shanghai with top Kiwi exporters, backing them to grow in China, our biggest trading partner.

More tourism means more spending at local businesses, stronger economic growth, and more jobs and higher wages for Kiwis working hard to get ahead. That's why I was at Trip.com HQ in Shanghai today, showcasing why New Zealand is a world-class travel destination.

New Zealand farmers are the best in the world - and the world wants to buy what they have to offer. Today in Shanghai we’re promoting New Zealand’s premium, grass-fed meat. As our second-largest red meat market, China plays a big role in our export success story. I want to grow

ANNOUNCEMENT: New Zealand cosmetics and skincare companies can now export to China through general trade, opening doors to one of the world's biggest consumer markets. Unlocking new markets means more opportunities for Kiwi businesses to grow, creating jobs and growing incomes.

Ma Boyong studied at the University of Waikato, like so many from China looking overseas for education opportunities. Now he’s a best selling author. International students studying in New Zealand grow our economy, creating jobs and opportunity around the country. I’m excited

When we sell things to the world, we grow our economy at home. That means more jobs, growing wages, and more money in your back pocket. That's why it was fantastic to witness the signing of new MoUs and business partnerships in Shanghai, worth over $200 million in potential

Fantastic evening in Shanghai celebrating New Zealand's connections with China, across business, education, sustainability, and more.

Great to visit Fudan University in Shanghai, one of China's top institutions, to discuss how our universities can work together to drive research and innovation. Encouraging more students from offshore to study in New Zealand is good for our economy, creating jobs and lifting

Excellent PM visit to Shanghai. Now on to Beijing. Great work by NZinShanghai 🇳🇿

A very productive meeting with Shanghai Party Secretary Chen Jining today. Shanghai plays a key role in our $39 billion trading relationship with China. We're focused on deepening cooperation, supporting Kiwi businesses, and welcoming more visitors and students to New Zealand.

Thank you, Shanghai. It’s been great to see hundreds of millions of dollars worth of business finalised here over the last two days. Hustling for more trade offshore means we can grow the economy, create jobs, and increase wages, so Kiwis can get ahead. That’s what we’ve done

Constructive meeting with President Xi at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing today. We discussed the depth of the NZ-China relationship - from trade and people-to-people ties to our shared global responsibilities. In a complex world, open dialogue is more important than

New Zealand’s fruit exports hit a record $1.31 billion last year, up 40%. That’s economic growth worth celebrating. Pleased to see premium New Zealand produce on display at one of Beijing’s top retail chains. We’re well positioned to meet China’s growing demand for healthy,

Proud to launch New Zealand's Country of Honour campaign for CACIE, China's biggest international education event. Great to see many new partnerships signed, reinforcing our reputation as a top study destination.

More tourism means more visitors spending in towns and cities across the country. That means stronger local businesses, more jobs, and higher incomes for Kiwis working hard to get ahead. Delighted to launch Tourism New Zealand’s new global campaign in Beijing yesterday,

Honoured to be welcomed to Beijing by Premier Li Qiang. We had a valuable discussion on the depth of the NZ-China relationship, from trade and tourism to education and cultural links, as well as shared regional and global challenges.

While in Beijing, I witnessed new signings with China across agriculture, climate, tourism, and customs cooperation to support our exporters.

Mānawatia a Matariki✨毛利新年快乐! We’re delighted to celebrate #Matariki & #tourism partnerships in Shanghai alongside Christchurch Airport & its Kia Ora South delegation of Kiwi tour operators, with captivating kapa haka & waiata performed by Tū Māia.

Delighted to connect with Dunedin City Council Chief Executive Sandy Graham at New Zealand Central in Shanghai, as part of their visit to advance #Dunedin-#Shanghai sister city cooperation across business, education, research, and culture 🇳🇿🇨🇳 #sistercities