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China and New Zealand hold 2nd New Energy Vehicle Dialogue in Beijing
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On September 22, 2026, China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) Chief Engineer Wang Weiming and New Zealand's Deputy Secretary for Cities, Environment, Environment, and Transport Chris Nice co-chaired the second China-New Zealand New Energy Vehicle Dialogue in Beijing. Wang Weiming 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 2025, laying a solid foundation for bilateral industrial cooperation. He expressed MIIT's willingness to continue strengthening dialogue and exchanges in the new energy vehicle sector with New Zealand's Ministry for Cities, Environment, Environment, and Transport. Chris Nice noted that the dialogue mechanism provides an important platform for policy exchanges on new energy vehicles between the two sides and expressed New Zealand's desire to continue cooperation under this mechanism. Relevant department heads from MIIT also attended the dialogue.
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Beijing, September 22, 2026 — Mr. Wang Weiming, Chief Engineer of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) of China, and Mr. Chris Nice, Deputy Secretary of the Ministry for the Environment, Ministry of Housing and Urban Development, and Ministry of Transport of New Zealand, co-chaired the second China-New Zealand New Energy Vehicle Dialogue in Beijing.
Mr. Wang Weiming stated that establishing the New Energy Vehicle Dialogue mechanism is a practical measure to implement the important consensus reached by the leaders of China and New Zealand. The two sides jointly held the first China-New Zealand New Energy Vehicle Dialogue in Wellington, New Zealand, in December last year, laying a solid foundation for bilateral industrial cooperation. MIIT expressed its willingness to continue strengthening dialogue and exchanges in the field of new energy vehicles with New Zealand's relevant ministries.
Mr. Chris Nice noted that the New Energy Vehicle Dialogue mechanism has provided an important platform for policy exchanges between New Zealand and China in the new energy vehicle sector. He expressed New Zealand's readiness to continue cooperation with MIIT under this mechanism.
Officials from relevant departments of MIIT also attended the dialogue.
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中国工业新闻网Eastern
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China and New Zealand hold second New Energy Vehicle Dialogue in Beijing