Meeting with Philippe Blaise, Jean-Paul Cabanas and Nathalie Sanuy
February 13, 2024
We met with Phillipe Blaise, Jean-Paul Cabanas and Nathalie Sanuy from the Southern Province this morning to discuss our 2024 roadmap and developments in the cluster.
In a complex economic context for New Caledonia, resources can be found internationally.
WALLIS & FUTUNA
February 12, 2024
A working meeting was held that day with the President and Director of CCIMA Wallis and Futuna
Update on current projects and preparations for the NCT&I mission to Wallis in April 2024.
MEETING WITH FRENCH TECH NEW CALEDONIA
February 2, 2024
We were delighted to meet up with La French Tech Nouvelle-Calédonie for a business lunch.
Together we have identified promising avenues for collaboration to promote innovation, technology and exports throughout 2024.
NEW-ZEALAND
January 23, 2024
Katrina is currently in the field, discovering the world of several of our members interested in the New Zealand market. As an Export Officer, she is a privileged contact for all export procedures to New Zealand.
New export momentum to New Zealand
January 17, 2024
NCT&I is delighted to announce the arrival of Katrina CHALLET. Katrina will be based in Nouméa until January 31, before flying to Auckland where she will be based at the French New Zealand Chamber of Commerce.
She will be your key contact for all your export needs to New Zealand. Whether you need to organize a search for a distributor, or promote your services, she'll be there to guide you!
End of the Manaaki New Zealand Scholarship Program
December 18, 2023
NCT&I would like to thank the New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade and the NZ Consulate in New Caledonia, French Polynesia and Wallis & Futuna for enabling Cécile CHAMBOREDON, NCT&I Director, to take part in this training course.
It was an extraordinary experience for NCT&I to be able to discuss international trade issues with representatives from 7 Pacific countries.
Negotiation of multilateral, regional and bilateral agreements, the historical evolution of the WTO's prerogatives and powers, the place of the private sector and its representatives in the construction and negotiation of agreements by the institutions of each country, the place of "small countries" in international relations between the behemoths of world trade... A rich learning experience, in which the real issues facing us today in the Indo-Pacific revolve around worker mobility, and the quality and availability of services of all kinds.
Links with Tuvalu, Kiribati, Samoa, Tonga, Papua New Guinea and Fiji are created...