New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon announced that a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with India will be signed on Monday, describing it as a 'once-in-a-generation' deal. This agreement aims to provide New Zealand exporters access to India's market of 1.4 billion people, significantly enhancing trade opportunities. Luxon highlighted that the FTA would enable New Zealand's exporters to compete more effectively on the global stage, particularly benefiting key sectors like agriculture, seafood, and wine. He noted that one in four jobs in New Zealand is linked to trade, and the FTA is expected to create more jobs and boost economic activity across the country. Luxon stated that a stronger economy would facilitate greater public investment in essential services such as roads and hospitals, ultimately benefiting local communities. He emphasized that the deal represents a significant opportunity for New Zealand to expand its exports and improve the economic prospects for its citizens.