What country is New Zealand?

New Zealand (English: New Zealand), also translated into New Zealand. Located in the southwest of the Pacific Ocean, the territory consists of North Island, South Island and some small islands, separated by Cook Strait. The South Island is adjacent to Antarctica, and the North Island faces Fiji and Tonga. Wellington, the capital, and Auckland, the largest city, are located in the North Island. The political system is a parliamentary monarchy.

New Zealand has a temperate maritime climate, and the seasons are opposite to those in the northern hemisphere. The temperature difference between the four seasons is not big, plants grow luxuriantly, the forest coverage rate reaches 29%, and natural pastures or farms account for half of the land area. The vast forests and pastures make New Zealand a veritable green kingdom. New Zealand is rich in hydropower resources, and 80% of the country's electricity is hydropower. The forest area accounts for about 29% of the land area, and the ecological environment is very good.

Foreign trade:

New Zealand is very dependent on foreign trade. The total foreign trade in 20 12 was S $93.283 billion, of which S $46.064 billion was exported and S $47.2/kloc-0.90 billion was imported. It mainly imports petroleum, mechanical and electrical products, automobiles, electronic equipment and textiles, and exports dairy products, meat, forest products, crude oil, fruits and fish. The main trading partners are China, Australia, the United States and Japan.

2021165438+1On 3 October, Phil Twyford, Minister of State of the Ministry of Trade and Export Growth of New Zealand, announced that New Zealand had formally ratified the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (RCEP).