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Luxon responds to claims La'auli snubbed him, says Samoa treaty 'not priority for us at this time'

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Prime Minister Christopher Luxon of New Zealand denied seeking to update the bilateral agreement with Samoa, contradicting a claim that Samoa sought such an update. This exchange occurred in October 2026, with Luxon stating the treaty is not a priority at this time. The evidence is limited to the Prime Minister's denial and the Samoan counterpart's reported claim, with no further details on the agreement's content or specific dates provided.

Key points

• Prime Minister Christopher Luxon of New Zealand denied seeking to update the bilateral agreement with Samoa, contradicting a claim that Samoa sought such an update.
• The bilateral agreement between New Zealand and Samoa is not a priority for New Zealand at this time, according to Prime Minister Christopher Luxon.

Context

This exchange occurred in October 2026, with Luxon stating the treaty is not a priority at this time. The evidence is limited to the Prime Minister's denial and the Samoan counterpart's reported claim, with no further details on the agreement's content or specific dates provided.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the Prime Minister's denial and the Samoan counterpart's reported claim, with no further details on the agreement's content or specific dates provided. No additional background on the agreement's content or specific dates is supplied.

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