Argentina
Milei Prepares a Mission to Paris with Ministers, Governors and Business Leaders for Argentina Week
The President will travel to France between late September and early October to take part in the forum’s second edition. The agenda includes a meeting with Emmanuel Macron and activities aimed at attracting investment.
Javier Milei is moving ahead with preparations for a new international trip to Paris, where he will lead the second edition of Argentina Week alongside officials, governors and business leaders. The event was organized by the Argentine Embassy in France and the Presidency, with the aim of showcasing investment opportunities in the country.
According to TN and Radio Mitre, the visit will take place between September 30 and October 1, although TN added that the mission will continue with activities on October 2. According to that outlet, the president would depart on Tuesday night.
The official delegation will include Karina Milei, Pablo Quirno, Luis Caputo, Juan Bautista Mahiques and Mario Lugones. TN also added Federico Sturzenegger and Fabián Fernández, and noted that a dozen governors would also travel. Radio Mitre added the president of the Central Bank, Santiago Bausili.
Among the provincial leaders mentioned by both outlets are Rolando Figueroa, Ignacio Torres, Alberto Weretilneck, Alfredo Cornejo, Rogelio Frigerio, Gustavo Sáenz, Juan Pablo Valdés, Leandro Zdero, Carlos Sadir, Marcelo Orrego, Raúl Jalil and Claudio Vidal.
The agenda calls for a bilateral meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron on October 1 in Paris. TN specified that the meeting would take place as part of a multisector event at the OECD headquarters.
Representatives from the private sector will also take part. Among the names cited by both outlets are Patrick Pouyanné, Horacio Marín, Marcelo Mindlin, Margarita Dreyfus, Gary Nagle, Héctor Grisi and Martín Migoya. TN added Claudio Descalzi and Ahmed Al Jaber.
According to TN, during his stay in France Milei will also receive a distinction from the Paris Economic Forum as one of the two most influential economists on the planet, alongside Philippe Aghion. That outlet said the agenda will also include activities on energy, critical minerals, the nuclear sector, technology, artificial intelligence and the commercial opportunities linked to the agreement between Mercosur and the European Union.
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