President Barack Obama meets with New Zealand’s Prime Minister John Key in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington
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President Obama welcomed New Zealand Prime Minister John Key to the White House on Friday, and said he would like to return the favor soon by visiting New Zealand. “I hear it’s really nice,” Obama said. “We’re going to be working with my scheduler.” One opportunity for a New Zealand visit comes in November, after Obama attends a Group of 20 nations summit in Brisbane, Australia. By that time, Obama is looking for major progress on a 12-nation Asia-Pacific trade deal known as the Trans-Pacific Partnership. Obama and Key appear to have a good relationship. They even played a round of golf together in January while both were vacationing in Hawaii.
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President Barack Obama gestures on the second green as he plays golf at Marine Corps Base Hawaii in Kaneohe
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Hawaii News Now: Obama, New Zealand PM Hit Golf Course In Hawaii
President Barack Obama is hitting the golf course in Hawaii with New Zealand Prime Minister John Key. The two leaders teed off on a sunny and breezy morning on the island of Oahu. They’re at a course on a military base near Obama’s rented vacation home. Key’s son and Obama’s personal aide completed the foursome.
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President Barack Obama plays golf with New Zealand Prime Minister John Key at Marine Corps Base Hawaii in Kaneohe
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Max Key, son of New Zealand Prime Minister John Key, holds the pin while playing a round of golf with President Barack Obama
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