SYDNEY — New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and Chinese President Xi Jinping were scheduled to meet in Beijing on Friday as they seek to manage challenges in their relations that have heightened of late in connection with growing Chinese clout in the South Pacific.
Luxon is on a three-day visit to China, his first trip there since taking on the leadership role in November 2023. He spent two days in Shanghai, where he oversaw the signing of 871 million New Zealand dollars ($520 million) worth of commercial agreements between New Zealand and Chinese companies. While there, he also promoted New Zealand as a destination for Chinese tourists and students.
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