President Javier Milei will head the Argentina Week in New York. This event, taking place from March 9 to 11, will bring together key figures from the US financial, technological, and energy sectors. Milei plans to be accompanied by ten governors to demonstrate that his management plan has the backing of nearly the entire political spectrum. The ruling party has sent invitations to governors from several provinces, although their participation has not yet been confirmed. For the libertarian government, this is a crucial step in its international strategy to attract investment and secure Wall Street's support for its economic program. The main event will be Milei's speech, held between the JPMorgan Chase Tower and the Bank of America buildings. On the first day, Monday, a welcome cocktail will take place at the Argentine Consulate General, attended by the Chief of Staff, Manuel Adorni. On Tuesday, March 10, Milei will deliver a speech from 9 to 10 AM local time. Following this, he will join the 'Economy and Capital Markets' panel with Central Bank President Santiago Bausili. On the same day, Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno will speak on the topic 'Argentina and the United States: Unlocking Strategic Investment in a New Geopolitical Configuration.' At noon, Argentine Ambassador to the US Alec Oxenford and US Ambassador to Argentina Peter Lamelas will lead a panel. In the evening, Minister of Deregulation and State Transformation Federico Sturzenegger will host a reception. On the final day, Wednesday, at the Bank of America, Minister of Economy Luis Caputo will give a speech, moderated by Facundo Gómez Minujin (JPMorgan) and Sebastián Loketek (Bank of America). Milei's speech will be preceded by a presentation by JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon. La Libertad Avanza considers this event a key opportunity to deepen Argentina's integration into global markets.
