Strengthening Bilateral Ties: Minister Adel bin Ahmed Aljubeir and New Zealand's Todd McClay discussed enhancing economic and investment relations between Saudi Arabia and New Zealand.
Focus on Environmental Issues: The meeting addressed crucial environmental and climate challenges, including strategies for sustainable practices and international climate initiatives.
Deepening Collaboration: The discussions highlighted a commitment to advancing both economic cooperation and joint efforts in addressing global environmental concerns.
Riyadh, September 8, 2024—Adel bin Ahmed Aljubeir, the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Cabinet Member, and Climate Envoy, welcomed Todd McClay, New Zealand's Associate Minister of Foreign Affairs and Minister of Agriculture, Trade, Forestry, Hunting, and Fishing, for an official meeting today in Riyadh.
During their discussions, the two ministers focused on strengthening economic and investment ties between Saudi Arabia and New Zealand. They explored opportunities to enhance bilateral trade and investment collaborations, aiming to foster a more robust economic partnership between the two nations.
Additionally, the meeting addressed critical environmental and climate-related issues. Aljubeir and McClay delved into strategies for tackling pressing environmental challenges and shared insights on international initiatives aimed at combating climate change. Their conversation also highlighted collaborative efforts to advance sustainable practices and innovative solutions in both countries.
This engagement underscores the commitment of both Saudi Arabia and New Zealand to not only bolster their economic relations but also to work together on global environmental and climate challenges. The discussions mark a significant step in deepening the bilateral relationship and advancing shared goals in the fields of trade, agriculture, and environmental stewardship.