BRISBANE, 24 FEBRUARY 2025 STEPHEN JACOBI, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, NZIBF My thanks to Anna Curzon and Stephanie Honey for giving me one last opportunity...
NEW ZEALAND INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS FORUM REMARKS AT RECEPTION FOLLOWING AGM , WELLINGTON, 26 NOVEMBER 2018 MALCOLM BAILEY, CHAIRMAN Thanks Stephen and may I add my welcome to all our guests joining us this evening, especially to the Heads of Diplomatic Missions in...
"Old friends, new opportunities - the potential for a UK NZ FTA" Presentation to Russell McVeagh/BNZBA Brexit Seminar, 28 November 2018 Stephen Jacobi, NZIBF Executive Director Kia ora tatou and congratulations to Russell McVeagh and the British NZ Business...
"Global trade trends impacting New Zealand’s Rural Economy" Speech to the ‘Marketing to the Rural Sector’ Conference, 29 August 2018 Stephanie Honey, Associate Director NZIBF Good morning, Ladies and Gentlemen. I’m here today to talk to you about risk, opportunity and...
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Embracing challenges, engaging collectively and enabling opportunities are key to Asia-Pacific
success, say business leaders.
Carrie Stoddart-Smith imagines the wealth and well being Indigenous peoples could bring to international trade, if the opportunity is seized.
We look forward to continuing to maximise opportunities for nurturing and growing New Zealand business’ integration in global markets.
We end the year with a high degree of uncertainty about the new variant and with supply chains continuing to feel the impact of high shipping costs and logistical challenges.
The emergence of Omicron has meant that the WTO Ministerial Conference has been put on hold – leaving in limbo key decisions about pandemic trade responses and fish subsidies (not to mention agriculture). But there is some good news: members have finalised a deal to cut red tape for services exporters, and launched a new platform to help small businesses.
We write this open letter to express the strong support of the New Zealand business community for ambitious outcomes at the Twelfth World Trade Organization (WTO) Ministerial Conference (“MC12”).
Read the remarks by ABAC Executive Director Stephen Jacobi to the Pacific Basin Economic Council on 22 November 2021
In a year of unprecedented challenge, New Zealand’s leadership in APEC and the APEC Business Advisory Council (ABAC) has helped the region to weather the storm of the pandemic and secure a better foundation for the future
In a fortnight’s time, Ministers from the 164 members of the World Trade Organisation will gather for the Twelfth Ministerial Conference (“MC12”) in Geneva.
This year APEC economies have reaffirmed their commitment to join together; to respond to the immediate crisis generated by the pandemic through urgent work.
