WELLINGTON (Reuters) - China and New Zealand ramped up their cooperation on Monday, pledging to expand their existing free trade agreement into what visiting Premier Li Keqiang called China's "most advanced" with a developed country.
The two governments also promised to work together on a Chinese trade and business expansion strategy that Beijing calls "One Belt, One Road".
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