NZ Foreign Minister Objects to India FTA, Citing 'Neither Free Nor Fair'

New Zealand's Foreign Minister, Winston Peters, has publicly objected to the recently concluded Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with India, labeling it 'neither free nor fair'. His objections stem from concerns over immigration concessions and insufficient benefits for New Zealand's crucial dairy sector. This dissent emerges despite both nations announcing the FTA as a landmark deal.

• New Zealand Foreign Minister Winston Peters objects to India FTA.
• Peters calls the trade agreement 'neither free nor fair'.
• Objections highlight concerns over immigration and dairy access.
• New Zealand First party vows to vote against enabling legislation.
• FTA announced as a landmark deal by PMs of both countries.
• India has largely excluded dairy from tariff concessions.

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