China and New Zealand Hold Second New Energy Vehicle Dialogue in Beijing
On September 22, senior officials from China's MIIT and New Zealand's ministries co-chaired the second China-New Zealand New Energy Vehicle Dialogue in Beijing. Both sides reaffirmed the dialogue mechanism as a platform for policy exchanges and industrial cooperation, building on the first dialogue held in Wellington in December of the previous year.
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China and New Zealand Hold Second New Energy Vehicle Dialogue in Beijing
On September 22, Wang Weiming, Chief Engineer of China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), and Chris Nice, Deputy Secretary of New Zealand's Ministry of Cities, Environment, Regional and Transport, co-chaired the second China-New Zealand New Energy Vehicle Dialogue in Beijing. Wang stated that establishing the new energy vehicle dialogue mechanism is a practical measure to implement the important consensus reached by the leaders of both countries. The first dialogue was held in Wellington, New Zealand, in December of the previous year, laying an important foundation for bilateral industrial cooperation. MIIT expressed willingness to continue strengthening dialogue and exchanges with New Zealand's ministry in the field of new energy vehicles. Chris Nice noted that the dialogue mechanism provides an important platform for policy exchanges between the two sides and expressed New Zealand's desire to continue cooperation under this mechanism.
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On September 22, China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) Chief Engineer Wang Weiming and New Zealand's Deputy Secretary for Cities, Environment, Regions, and Transport Chris Nice co-chaired the second China-New Zealand New Energy Vehicle Dialogue in Beijing. Wang stated that establishing the dialogue mechanism is a practical measure to implement the important consensus reached by the two countries' leaders. The first dialogue was held in Wellington, New Zealand, in December of the previous year, laying a foundation for bilateral industrial cooperation. MIIT expressed willingness to continue strengthening dialogue and exchanges with New Zealand's Ministry for the Environment on new energy vehicles. Chris Nice noted that the dialogue mechanism provides an important platform for policy exchanges between the two sides and expressed New Zealand's desire to continue cooperation with MIIT under this framework.
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On September 22, 2026, the second China-New Zealand New Energy Vehicle Dialogue was held in Beijing, co-chaired by Wang Weiming, Chief Engineer of China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, and Chris Nice, Deputy Secretary of New Zealand's Ministry of Cities, Environment, Regions and Transport. Wang stated that establishing the dialogue mechanism is a practical measure to implement the important consensus of the leaders of both countries. The first dialogue was held in Wellington, New Zealand, in December 2025, laying a foundation for bilateral industrial cooperation. China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology expressed willingness to continue strengthening dialogue and exchanges in the new energy vehicle sector with New Zealand. Chris Nice noted that the dialogue mechanism provides an important platform for policy exchanges between the two sides and expressed New Zealand's desire to continue cooperation under this mechanism. Relevant department heads from China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology attended the dialogue.
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Second China-New Zealand New Energy Vehicle Dialogue Held in Beijing
On September 22, Wang Weiming, Chief Engineer of China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, and Chris Nice, Deputy Secretary of New Zealand's Ministry for the Environment, co-chaired the second China-New Zealand New Energy Vehicle Dialogue in Beijing. Wang stated that the dialogue mechanism is a practical measure to implement the important consensus between the leaders of the two countries. The first dialogue was held in Wellington, New Zealand, in December of the previous year, laying a foundation for bilateral industrial cooperation. Wang expressed the Ministry's willingness to continue strengthening exchanges and dialogue in the new energy vehicle sector with New Zealand. Chris Nice noted that the dialogue mechanism provides an important platform for policy exchanges between the two sides and expressed New Zealand's desire to continue cooperation under this mechanism. Officials from relevant departments of China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology also attended the dialogue.
Read sourceChina and New Zealand Hold Second New Energy Vehicle Dialogue in Beijing
On September 22, Wang Weiming, Chief Engineer of China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, and Chris Nice, Deputy Secretary of New Zealand's Ministry of Cities, Environment, Regional and Transport, co-chaired the second China-New Zealand New Energy Vehicle Dialogue in Beijing. Wang stated that establishing the dialogue mechanism is a practical measure to implement the important consensus between the leaders of the two countries. The first dialogue was held in Wellington, New Zealand, in December last year, laying an important foundation for bilateral industrial cooperation. Wang expressed the Ministry's willingness to continue strengthening dialogue and exchanges in the new energy vehicle sector with New Zealand. Chris Nice noted that the dialogue mechanism provides an important platform for policy exchanges between New Zealand and China on new energy vehicles, and New Zealand is willing to continue cooperation with China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology under this mechanism.
Read sourceChina and New Zealand Hold Second New Energy Vehicle Dialogue in Beijing
On September 22, Wang Weiming, Chief Engineer of China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, and Chris Nice, Deputy Secretary of New Zealand's Ministry of Cities, Environment, Regional and Transport, co-chaired the second China-New Zealand New Energy Vehicle Dialogue in Beijing. Wang stated that establishing the dialogue mechanism is a practical measure to implement the important consensus of the two countries' leaders. The first dialogue was held in Wellington, New Zealand, in December last year, laying a foundation for bilateral industrial cooperation. Wang expressed willingness to continue strengthening dialogue and exchanges in the new energy vehicle sector. Chris Nice noted that the dialogue mechanism provides an important platform for policy exchanges between New Zealand and China on new energy vehicles, and expressed New Zealand's willingness to continue cooperation under this mechanism.
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