New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern on Covid-19 and the Economy

The transcript covers New Zealand's decision to end its zero COVID strategy, focusing on the shift to vaccination and the economic impact of lockdowns. It discusses public reactions, phased reopening plans, and concerns about inflation. The Prime Minister addresses vaccine mandates, the global perspective on COVID strategies, and New Zealand's diplomatic stance on China.

What considerations were made regarding the reopening to international tourists?

What were the main concerns regarding inflation and debt load in New Zealand?

What lessons were learned from the pandemic response that could be applied in the future?

How did New Zealand's approach to COVID-19 differ from other countries?