![]() "The sum and substance of it was really an understanding that we should play to each other's strengths, which specifically meant business, education, technology, digital world, agricultural trade, talent, and most of all people to people connect because that's at the heart of both our societies," he said. ![]() He said a large part of his conversation with Mahuta went to strengthening our bilateral relationship. "I think we do recognise today that countries like India and New Zealand have a particular responsibility in forging a post-colonial order, which is fairer, which is more equitable, and which will provide the prosperity and stability to large parts of the world with which we are historically linked," he said. ![]() "I see this, not just as a visit, but really an endeavour by two countries very respectful of each other's traditions and culture, very conscious of their diverse nature, to forge a more contemporary relationship, and a more contemporary one," Jaishankar said at a joint press interaction with Mahuta. ![]()
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