<h1>India and New Zealand Boost Defence Ties, Sign Six Agreements on Education, Sports, and Climate Change Cooperation.</h1> India and New Zealand have signed a pact to strengthen defence ties and enhance cooperation in the Indo-Pacific. Indian Prime Minister Modi expressed concerns to New Zealand's Prime Minister Luxon about anti-India activities by unlawful elements in New Zealand. The leaders signed six agreements covering education, sports, agriculture, and climate change, and initiated discussions on a free trade agreement. They emphasized a commitment to a free and secure Indo-Pacific and condemned terrorism. The two countries will also collaborate on digital payments and professional mobility. Modi and Luxon discussed global issues, including the Middle East peace process and the war in Ukraine.