Te Taumata is proud to support the Asia New Zealand Foundation Te Whītau Tūhono business internships, which offer invaluable experience and opportunities for rangatahi interested in Asia business and culture.
Māori trade group Te Taumata is applauding what it understands could be an “imminent” Agreement in Principle for the pending Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between Aotearoa New Zealand and the United Kingdom.
A confronting new report, released by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, has painted a stark picture of the damaging consequences of global warming.
Te Taumata brought together key trade representatives in a highly productive and insightful hui this week, discussing the challenges facing New Zealand and Māori businesses navigating the current economic climate.
Trade is a fast-paced, ever-evolving sector and, as Te Taumata can attest, organisations need to be agile and forward-thinking to make the most of trade opportunities as they arise.
Te Taumata had a rich and productive discussion with the South African High Commissioner, Her Excellency Vuyiswa Tulelo, this week.
Updates on major trade developments, including the Free Trade Agreement negotiations with the UK, APEC and New Zealand’s involvement in the World Expo, to be held in Dubai, were discussed with Rino Tirikatene when he visited Te Taumata representatives this week.
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand has released its statement of intent for the next three years, and in it, signals its commitment to understanding the Māori economy and enabling it to prosper.
Those wanting to know more about how Māori interests will be reflected in the NZ-UK Free Trade Agreement and what it will mean for our future trading relationship are invited to join a webinar this week.
A newly released report outlining the demand for natural health products in Singapore and Southeast Asia highlights an opportunity for Māori exporters to target a receptive, new market.
Pasifika whānau here and abroad are relying on the courage and loyalty of New Zealand banks to continue their services in the Pacific.
The British High Commission have established a new six-month Māori policy internship at the High Commission starting in July 2021 and are currently accepting applications.