Argentina
Milei will travel to New York for the UN General Assembly and seeks to add a meeting with Trump
The President will depart on Monday night and remain in the United States until Friday. His schedule includes an address before the United Nations, meetings with business leaders and economists, and activities with the Jewish community.
Javier Milei will travel on Monday, September 21, to New York to take part in the 81st General Assembly of the United Nations and carry out a parallel agenda with business leaders, economists and representatives of the Jewish community, according to Perfil and BAE Negocios.
According to the official schedule released, the president will leave Buenos Aires at night and arrive on Tuesday morning at John F. Kennedy International Airport. That day he is scheduled to give a speech at Yeshiva Darchei Torah, where he will also receive the Ohev Yisrael award. Later he will meet with Roberto Salinas, head of Mexico Business Forum and director of Atlas Network for Latin America, and with economist Xavier Sala-i-Martin, professor at Columbia University.
The main event of the trip will be on Wednesday the 23rd, when Milei will speak in the General Debate of the UN General Assembly. According to Perfil and BAE Negocios, in that address he will lay out the main points of Argentina’s foreign policy, with references to the claim over the Malvinas Islands and the relationship with the United States and Israel.
That same day he will lead the Western Values, Economic Freedom & Strategic Security conference, organized by Fundación Federalismo y Libertad together with the International Republican Institute. He will then take part in a meeting with business leaders linked to Americas Society/Consejo de las Américas, chaired by Susan Segal, and will close the day with a meeting with Rabbi Simón Jacobson.
For Thursday the 24th, a presentation is scheduled at The Economic Club of New York. The return to Buenos Aires is set for that night, with arrival at Aeroestación Militar Aeroparque on Friday morning.
Both outlets also noted that the government is working on the possibility of arranging a bilateral meeting with Donald Trump, although for now that meeting does not appear confirmed on the official schedule. From Casa Rosada they also clarified that the itinerary could still include new activities.
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