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Media Coverage Report for John Key Breakfast Speech
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[News Release] Prime Minister Visit in Seoul
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Kiwis, an FTA and Key
By Agnes Yu This year is the New Zealand Korea Year of Friendship and also marks the 50th anniversary of their diplomatic relations. The Prime Minister of New Zealand, Rt Hon John Key will be attending the second Nuclear Security Summit held at the COEX in Seoul this month on the 26th and 27th. He will also hold a bilateral meeting with President Lee Myung-bak to discuss further strengthening the relationship between the two countries. According to the party’s website, Prime Minister Key said, "We have strong and wide ranging ties with Korea. One of the aims of my visit will be to progress negotiations on a bilateral Free Trade Agreement. Korea is our fifth largest trading partner, with two-way trade worth around $3 billion. A free trade agreement between the two countries would unlock the potential for greater trade, investment and people flows between our two countries." Also during his visit, the New Zealand Chamber of Commerce in Korea will host the prime minister in a breakfast speech on the morning of Monday, March 26. Prime Minister Key will address over 80 chamber members and important business leaders, aiming to advance negotiations for the bilateral Free Trade Agreement. Officially launched in November 2008, the New Zealand Chamber of Commerce in Korea is also referred to as the Kiwi Chamber and consists of over 250 members. They are New Zealand businesses with commercial interests in Korea and Korean businesses wishing to forge similar reciprocal relationships. The main motivation of the chamber is to support its members as well as to provide relevant information, organize worthwhile events and facilitate advocacy. Visit www.kiwichamber.com for more information. |
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N.Z. Prime Minister to Speak at Chamber
Posted on Mar 22 | Posted by Kiwi Admin | 0 comments
New Zealand Prime Minister John Key will speak at a forum sponsored by the New Zealand Chamber of Commerce in Korea on March 26, organizers said Tuesday.
Key will address more than 80 chamber members and important business leaders as part of his visit, which also aims to advance negotiations on a bilateral free trade agreement, according to chamber officials. The prime minister is scheduled to visit Korea to attend the Nuclear Security Summit in Seoul on March 26-27.
This year has been labeled the New Zealand-Korea Year of Friendship and also marks the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the countries. The prime minister will hold a bilateral meeting with President Lee Myung-bak to discuss further strengthening the relationship between the two countries.
Officially launched in 2008, the Kiwi Chamber has more than 250 members. Its main mission is to support its members, New Zealand businesses in Korea and Korean businesses interested in the New Zealand-Korea commercial relationship. The chamber also aims to provide information, high-value events and advocacy. Its chairman Grant Philips is also an executive director of Nestle Korea.
By Yoav Cerralbo (yoav@heraldm.com)
http://www.koreaherald.com/national/Detail.jsp?newsMLId=20120320001065
KNZBC Flyer for Korea Konversations Event
Posted on Mar 19 | Posted by Kiwi Admin | 0 comments
The Korea New Zealand Business Council
Presents
“Korea Konversations”
at the premises of the Auckland Office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade
On Thursday 22 March 2012, 5.30pm-7.00pm
Parking is available on Princes Wharf or in the Downtown parking building behind the Copthorne Hotel
This is one in a series of what are essentially informal gatherings at the premises of some of our members/associates. They are an ideal opportunity for networking, refreshments in hand, with other members and friends on matters relating to trade with Korea, and to learn about the business of the host organisation
Mr Warwick Hawker, Director of MFAT’s Auckland office will give a brief presentation about their services and their interactions with the Auckland business community. Michael O’Shaughnessy from MFAT’s Head Office will also be present and will talk briefly about his recent experiences in the NZ Embassy in Seoul working on Korean trade and market access issues.
There is no charge for this function, but it is necessary to register in advance so that the catering can be adjusted to the numbers.
New Zealand – World Cup Highlights
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Enjoy 2011 France vs. New Zealand highlights!
Sign up Now!
Posted on Nov 18 | Posted by Kiwi Admin | 0 comments
2012 Kiwi Chamber
Corporate and Individual membership registration has just started.
Still not a member? Haven’t renewed your membership yet ? Please sign‐up for membership for 2012 and invite your friends to be new members and you will receive free entry to our Special Members Hui
Kiwichamber AGM
Posted on Oct 31 | Posted by Kiwi Admin | 0 comments
Call for nominations for positions on the 2011 Board of Directors.
Nominations are due by 5pm on Tuesday, 8 November 2011, with voting to follow if necessary.
Please refer the attachment for more details
2011 Board of Director Nominations - Kiwi Chamber-1.DOC
Notice of AGM - Kiwi Chamber - 24 November 2011-1.DOC
Newsletter: July-September
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Our latest Newsletter covering July - September is now available for downloading.
Economic Report Release: The macroeconomic impact of the Rugby World Cup
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Please click below to see the recent economic report release :
The macroeconomic impact of the Rugby World Cup
http://www.rbnz.govt.nz/research/analytical/an11_01.pdf
KNZBC David Milburn Function
Posted on Aug 29 | Posted by Kiwi Admin | 0 comments
The Korea NZ Business Council Presents
An Address by Mr David Milburn, International Manager, Fisher and Paykel Healthcare Ltd On The Company’s Marketing in Korea
Level 29, ANZ Centre, 23-29 Albert Street, Auckland 5.30 p.m., Thursday 15 September 2011
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