Theresa May Joint Presser with New Zealand Counterpart Bill English

Theresa May Joint Presser with New Zealand Counterpart Bill English

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The transcript discusses the expansion of trade and investment partnerships between the UK and New Zealand. It highlights the initiation of a bilateral trade dialogue aimed at global trade liberalization and reform. The UK International Trade Secretary, Liam Fox, plans to visit New Zealand to launch these talks. In the long term, there is potential for a UK-New Zealand free trade agreement, with early discussions anticipated post-Brexit. New Zealand is seen as an ideal partner for the UK to demonstrate its ability to negotiate high-quality trade agreements.

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What is the primary goal of the new bilateral trade dialogue mentioned in the video?

To increase tariffs on imports

To promote global trade liberalization and reform

To restrict foreign investments

To focus solely on domestic trade

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Who is expected to visit New Zealand to launch important trade talks?

The Prime Minister

The Foreign Secretary

The Chancellor of the Exchequer

The International Trade Secretary

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What is the long-term potential agreement discussed between the UK and New Zealand?

A joint scientific research initiative

A cultural exchange program

A free trade agreement

A military alliance

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What does the UK hope to demonstrate by negotiating with New Zealand?

Their commitment to military cooperation

Their focus on environmental policies

Their ability to negotiate high-quality trade agreements

Their interest in cultural exchanges

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Why is New Zealand considered an ideal partner for the UK in trade negotiations?

Due to its large population

Due to its geographical proximity

Because of its strong military ties

Because of its reputation for high-quality trade agreements