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Todd McClay insists India FTA 'very clear' after one clause raised questions

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Todd McClay insists India FTA 'very clear' after one clause raised questions
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New Zealand Trade Minister Todd McClay is defending a free trade agreement with India after Prime Minister Narendra Modi described a clause as a financial commitment. McClay insists the legal text is identical in both countries and only requires the government to promote investment rather than provide direct funding.

The Trade Minister maintains India is on the same page as New Zealand in regards to the Free Trade Agreement, despite Narendra Modi referencing a particular clause as a "commitment" to invest.

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