New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon will travel to the Philippines with a senior business delegation next week as part of a three-country swing in Southeast Asia aimed at deepening international engagement, his office announced yesterday.
MANILA, Philippines —
“Continuing to foster our global relationships can only benefit the New Zealand economy and I intend to pursue these relationships in Southeast Asia and around the world,” he added.The Prime Minister will be accompanied by Simon Watts, the minister of climate change and revenue, and Paulo Garcia, New Zealand’s first Filipino member of Parliament.
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