New Zealand Looks to Reset China Ties

New Zealand Looks to Reset China Ties

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The transcript discusses a significant diplomatic visit by New Zealand to China, which was overdue and aimed at easing tensions. The visit included discussions on upgrading a free trade agreement and other bilateral understandings in agriculture and research. The potential involvement of New Zealand in China's Belt and Road initiative was also highlighted. A key issue addressed was Huawei's role in New Zealand's 5G network, with the Prime Minister emphasizing that Huawei is not banned, but challenges remain in securing government approval. The overall tone is optimistic about maintaining a strong relationship despite differences.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What was one of the main purposes of the New Zealand leader's visit to China?

To sign a new trade agreement

To address overdue tensions and strengthen connections

To announce a new technology partnership

To discuss environmental policies

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What was a key outcome of the New Zealand leader's visit regarding trade?

A commitment to advance the free trade agreement was made

Trade discussions were postponed

The free trade agreement was abandoned

A new trade agreement was signed

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which initiative was discussed for New Zealand's involvement during the visit?

The Digital Economy initiative

The Green Energy initiative

The Belt and Road initiative

The Global Health initiative

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is the main concern regarding Huawei's role in New Zealand's 5G network?

Huawei is leading the 5G development

There is no concern about Huawei's involvement

The local telecoms are unsure how to include Huawei

Huawei has been banned from all networks

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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How did the New Zealand leader view the differences between the two countries?

As something that should not interfere with the overall relationship

As a reason to halt all negotiations

As an opportunity to renegotiate terms

As a major obstacle to future relations