In the context of the Davos Forum, the presence of Javier Milei stands out, attracting the attention of entrepreneurs and investors in the Swiss Alps. In a context marked by the similarities between Milei's agenda and Trump's proposals in terms of deregulation, his message is awaited with interest, especially at a time when Argentina seeks to attract investments.
Donald Trump's return for another term as President of the United States has captured attention in Davos, overshadowing the forum's agenda. Milei arrives at the meeting to establish contact with entrepreneurs and investors at a crucial moment for Argentina in its search for foreign currency and to attract large investment projects, with the special investment regime (RIGI) already approved and regulated.
Milei will meet with renowned entrepreneurs during his stay in Davos, including James Quincey, CEO of Coca-Cola, among others. In this environment of confusion over inflation and economic changes in Argentina, bilateral conversations gain special significance. Milei's presence coincides with the arrival of IMF head Kristalina Georgieva and her team, who seek to accelerate negotiations for a new financing program for Argentina.
Additionally, other Argentine figures, such as Demian Reidel, Milei's special advisor and author of the country's nuclear plan, will be present at various sessions of the World Economic Forum. Argentina's participation in Davos is expected to showcase the results of the first year of management and generate an impact on global perceptions of the country's economy.
