On September 9, 2024, in Riyadh, Minister Adel bin Ahmed Aljubeir met with New Zealand's Todd McClay to discuss enhancing economic and investment relations between Saudi Arabia and New Zealand.
The ministers focused on strengthening trade ties, exploring mutual investment opportunities, and addressing key environmental and climate issues.
They also reviewed international initiatives aimed at climate action and sustainability, reflecting a shared commitment to tackling global environmental challenges.
On September 9, 2024, in Riyadh, Adel bin Ahmed Aljubeir, the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Cabinet Member, and Climate Envoy, hosted a high-level meeting with Todd McClay, New Zealand’s Associate Minister of Foreign Affairs and Minister of Agriculture, Trade, Forestry, Hunting, and Fishing. This significant diplomatic encounter underscored the growing bilateral relationship between Saudi Arabia and New Zealand.
During the meeting, both ministers engaged in comprehensive discussions aimed at deepening economic and investment ties between the two nations. They explored opportunities for enhancing trade relations and fostering mutual investments, recognizing the potential for collaboration in various sectors. The dialogue highlighted both countries’ commitment to strengthening economic partnerships and driving growth.
Additionally, Aljubeir and McClay addressed pressing environmental and climate issues, reflecting their shared concern for global environmental challenges. They discussed international initiatives focused on climate action and sustainability, aiming to align their efforts with broader global objectives to combat climate change.
The meeting exemplified the commitment of both Saudi Arabia and New Zealand to advancing their bilateral relations and collaborating on critical global issues. It also demonstrated their proactive approach to addressing environmental concerns and exploring new avenues for cooperation in the areas of trade, agriculture, and climate action.