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4 November, 2009

Climate change, trade and agriculture: Address to Federated Farmers

I want to talk to you about the future of NZ agriculture in ways that I suspect may at times be politically reassuring but may also challenge you in other ways.

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25 June, 2009

“Beyond the Crisis: Keeping Markets Open?”

Trade Minister Tim Groser's address to the trade panel at the OECD Ministerial Council Meeting in Paris, France. Other contributors to the trade panel included WTO Director-General Pascal Lamy and French Secretary of State for Foreign Trade Anne-Marie Idrac.

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11 June, 2009

Korea and NZ - complementary economies; shared opportunities

Address to the Korea-New Zealand Business Roundtable, Seoul, Republic of Korea

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14 May, 2009

Trade and the Road to Recovery: An Asia Pacific Perspective

Address to US Chamber of Commerce, Washington D.C

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31 March, 2009

Speech to ASEAN-Australia-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement Seminars

Good morning. I am pleased that so many of you this morning have chosen to attend this Seminar on the ASEAN-Australia-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement – or AANZFTA.

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26 March, 2009

Speech to Wellington Regional Chamber of Commerce

Trade has always been a key driver of New Zealand’s economic growth, and thus a fundamental contributor to our prosperity and well-being.

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18 March, 2009

Speech to Global Change Symposium

Today I would like to focus on two of my key areas of responsibility: trade and international climate change negotiations, and to touch on the critical interface between those two areas.

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