Buenos Aires, Feb 9 (NA) -- Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno will arrive in Rome, Italy, this Tuesday, where he will deploy a busy bilateral agenda with officials from the country's government and will hold meetings with Vatican authorities, official sources reported. Quirno will remain in Italian territory until Thursday the 12th and Friday the 13th, and on Saturday the 14th he will travel to Germany to represent Argentina in Munich at the 62nd edition of the Security Conference. The Munich Security Conference is an annual meeting on international security policy held in the German city of Munich since 1963 and aims to debate current issues in foreign, security, and defense policy. In this context, the head of the San Martín Palace will present the achievements of President Javier Milei's administration in terms of macroeconomic stability, regulatory predictability, and openness to investment. In particular, he will highlight the Regime of Incentives for Large Investments (RIGI) as a central tool for attracting capital in strategic sectors, generating employment, and boosting the sustained growth of the Argentine economy. During the Conference, Quirno will hold bilateral meetings with leaders and senior officials from various countries, with the aim of strengthening political and economic ties and actively promoting Argentina's inclusion in key initiatives related to security, energy, and mining, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported.
