Relations with New Zealand

Myanmar and New Zealand have a long-standing relationship based on shared values and interests. Both countries are committed to promoting democracy, human rights, and the rule of law, and have worked together to address regional and global challenges.

In recent years, the relationship between Myanmar and New Zealand has focused on areas such as trade, development assistance, and regional security. New Zealand is an important trading partner for Myanmar, with exports from Myanmar to New Zealand including textiles, garments, and agricultural products.

In terms of development assistance, New Zealand has provided support to Myanmar through a range of programs, including initiatives to improve education, health, and economic development. New Zealand has also supported Myanmar's efforts to democratize and transition to a more open and inclusive society.

In addition to these areas of cooperation, Myanmar and New Zealand have also worked together on regional and global issues, such as climate change, environmental conservation, and security. The two countries are members of various regional and international organizations, including the United Nations and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), and have participated in joint efforts to address regional and global challenges.

Overall, the relationship between Myanmar and New Zealand is characterized by a strong commitment to cooperation and mutual understanding.