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We are thrilled to welcome the #ASEAN Young Diplomatic Officials and ASEAN Young
Trade and Economic Officials to a Study Tour of Aotearoa New Zealand. Their tour
kicks off in Wellington before continuing down to the South Island. 🇳🇿
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The latest edition of the weekly global trade and economic update for New
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As a result of a survey assessing 20,000+ medical cannabis treatments, detailed
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On the 15th anniversary of the @UN #LGBTICoreGroup 🌈, we are proud that New
Zealand passports can be issued in three genders, including X - Gender Diverse.
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 * NEW ZEALAND WELCOMES THE UNITED KINGDOM TO THE CPTPP
   
   16 Jul 2023


 * CLIMATE FINANCE FUNDING TO SUPPORT RESILIENCE AND FOOD SECURITY ACROSS MAJOR
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   15 Jul 2023


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 * FOREIGN MINISTER TO ATTEND ASEAN-LED FOREIGN MINISTERS’ MEETINGS
   
   11 Jul 2023

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