New Zealand’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister,
Winston Peters, has emphasized the importance of the United States
maintaining an active role in the Indo-Pacific region. During a
visit to Hawaii, Peters described the relationship between New
Zealand and the US as a strategic partnership built on mutual
respect for each nation’s independent foreign policy and national
interests.
In remarks released by the New Zealand government, Peters noted
that both countries are committed to promoting prosperity and
stability in the Indo-Pacific. He reaffirmed New Zealand’s
intention to continue collaborating closely with Washington and
expressed readiness to work with the incoming Trump
administration.
“New Zealand not only welcomes but depends on a committed and
constructive US presence in the Indo-Pacific,” Peters stated.
He also met with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on March 18.
Following the meeting, Peters remarked that the US–New Zealand
relationship remains solid and resilient.
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