Argentine President Javier Milei is embarking on a trip to the US to position the country as a platform for business and ideas, aiming to promote his message of deregulation, tax cuts, and opening up to private capital. After his stop in Florida, Milei will fly to New York to participate in a conversation at the Council of the Americas on 'new investment opportunities in Argentina'. His itinerary includes speaking at the America Business Forum (ABF) in Miami, meetings with investors, and a visit to El Alto, Bolivia, for the inaugural session of the Plurinational Legislative Assembly to greet the newly elected president, Rodrigo Paz Pereira. The trip is seen as an opportunity to bolster bilateral relations with Bolivia, focusing on energy, border trade, and infrastructure cooperation. In Argentina, officials hope that this international exposure will help sustain the narrative of economic stabilization and anchor investment expectations in key sectors like energy, mining, agribusiness, and the knowledge economy.
