New Zealand to Join Modi's Mission to Double Farmers' Income by 2035

New Zealand's Trade and Investment Minister Todd McClay on Monday praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership as Modi completes 25 years in continuous public service on October 7. McClay highlighted the significant transformation in India's economy and prosperity under Modi's stewardship.

McClay stated that New Zealand will join Modi's mission to raise farmers' and producers' incomes by 50 percent by 2035. He noted that New Zealand possesses advanced agricultural technologies and modern techniques that the country wishes to share with India to help boost farmer incomes, similar to how New Zealand has supported its own agricultural sector.

McClay also commended Modi's focus on education, construction of universities, and large-scale infrastructure investments. He said New Zealand looks forward to deeper collaboration with India across multiple sectors under Modi's leadership toward the goal of a 'Developed India' by 2047.