We are pleased to let you know that Te Pūtea Matua, the Reserve Bank, has released its latest assessment of the Māori Economy – Te Ōhanga Māori 2018 – which paints a picture of the Māori economy as at 2018.
Māori trade organisation, Te Taumata, says today’s signing of an upgrade to the free trade agreement between New Zealand and China will provide further opportunities for Māori exporters and businesses, while protecting the rights of Māori.
Thank you all for your interest in attending our final regional trade hui in Kerikeri next week. Due to the unfolding COVID-19 community case in Northland we have made the decision to postpone our Regional Hui on Trade that was due to take place next week.
Registrations are now open for our final regional hui on trade in Northland on Tuesday 2 February.
Applications are now open for our next INDIGI-X virtual exchange!
In our final pānui for the year, we reflect on the challenges and opportunities during 2020, what we’ve accomplished in the face of adversity, and our future view for 2021. You can read it read here.
Our latest pānui details feedback from the Whakatū Hui in Nelson, a recap on the new Regional International Economic Partnership Agreement and we highlight some trade updates from around the globe.
Hosted in Nelson this week, our Te Taumata – Whakatū Regional Hui of Trade brought together key trade negotiators and policy makers from Aotearoa and United Kingdom as well as ministers, foreign diplomats and Māori businesses.
Our final regional hui for 2020 kicks off tomorrow morning (November 24) in Nelson.
Māori trade organisation, Te Taumata congratulates the Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and new Minister for Trade and Economic Growth, Damien O’Connor for “hitting the ground running” so soon after the election with today’s RCEP announcement.
Our third and final regional trade hui for 2020 is fast approaching on 24 November in Nelson.
Read our latest updates from around Aotearoa and the world