Kia ora koutou, Te Taumata has played host to prominent delegates from the United Kingdom to discuss the NZ/UK Free Trade Agreement (FTA) and the opportunities it presents for Māori. Members of the Te Taumata team sat down with UK Secretary of State for International Trade, Anne-Marie Trevelyan, and British High Commissioner to NZ, Her Excellency
Te Taumata is facilitating one of the most significant global trade hui to be held in Aotearoa, bringing together government ministers and officials with top Māori business leaders from across the motu. Held at Parliament, this hui will provide a platform to: Discuss how Māori will seize the incredible new opportunities arising from UK and
Aotearoa New Zealand’s ability to negotiate Free Trade Agreements with some of the largest markets in the world will open new doors for Māori in global export and trade.
Register your interest to attend an online consultation workshop or hui on proposals to clarify the purpose of the Export Controls regime, revise the criteria used to assess export applications, and enhance transparency.
Te Taumata would like to mihi all our Te Tai Tokerau and Whakatu members who are battling this storm and its ongoing warpath.
It is with deep deep sadness we learn of the passing of Dr Sir Toby Curtis at his home near Rotorua.
The fifth Te Taumata regional hui brought together New Zealand leaders of trade to discuss international trade opportunities.
Te Pūtea Whakatupu Trust is encouraging rangatahi leaders across the motu to apply for its next round of funding.
The Harvard Kennedy School Ash Center for Democratic Governance and Innovation is looking for an Assistant Director for Honouring Nations. Reporting to the Programme Director for the Harvard Project on American Indian Economic Development, the Assistant Director of Honouring Nations is responsible for the day-to-day management of Honouring Contributions in the Governance of American Indian
Following an independent review of the Export Controls regime, Manatū Aorere (Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade) is likely to be consulting on some proposed changes this month. Keep an eye out for opportunities to have your say! What it’s about: Manatū Aorere administers the Export Controls regime which controls the export of strategic and
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade – Manatū Aorere invites you to have your say on proposed changes to Aotearoa New Zealand’s Export Controls regime. Consultation opens today (11 August) and closes on 14 September. The Export Controls regime controls the export of strategic and certain other military end-use goods and technology, in line with Aotearoa New Zealand’s
The next Te Taumata trade hui is to be hosted at Parliament by Minister of Foreign Affairs, Nanaia Mahuta.