In the framework of the World Economic Forum in Davos, various Argentine representatives from the public and private sectors participated in several meetings and lunches to discuss the economic situation of the country and investment prospects.
One of the highlights was the lunch attended by economist Javier Milei, who met with business leaders to talk about Argentina's economic agenda. According to a representative from an investment bank present at the event, it was considered a promising time for the country, especially regarding investment opportunities and stock growth.
During the meeting, topics such as fiscal policy, economic liberalization, and potential improvements in access to the international debt market were addressed. Daniel Randon, a Brazilian businessman with investments in Argentina, emphasized the importance of maintaining the fiscal adjustment path and pointed out opportunities for the agricultural sector in the country.
Milei, for his part, expressed interest in lifting the currency control by 2026 and is negotiating with the IMF and other investment funds to achieve this goal. Additionally, discussions were held on the Large Investments Investment Regime, and a program on Artificial Intelligence is expected to be presented in February.
The meeting also included other Argentine entrepreneurs from various sectors, who exchanged views on the challenges and opportunities presented by the current economic landscape. Although some details about possible investment announcements have not yet been publicly communicated, there is a sense of optimism regarding Argentina's economic prospects in the international context.
