President Javier Milei plans to meet bilaterally with his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron on November 16 in Argentina, according to official sources reported to Agencia Noticias Argentinas today. Although the date is yet to be confirmed, the meeting will be chaired by the future appointed chancellor, Gerardo Werthein, and will take place before the G20 summit to be held on November 18 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
The dialogue between Milei and Macron is part of strengthening bilateral relations between Argentina and France, and it is expected they will address various topics of mutual interest during the meeting. Both leaders will have the opportunity to discuss international political, economic, and trade issues, as well as explore potential areas of collaboration and cooperation between their countries.
According to sources, President Milei is interested in strengthening ties with France and promoting cooperation in different areas, with the aim of fostering growth and development in both nations. For his part, Macron has expressed his willingness to engage in fruitful dialogue with his Argentine counterpart and to work together on consolidating a solid and beneficial relationship for both sides.
In this context, the meeting between Milei and Macron is seen as an important step in the diplomatic agenda of both countries, and it is hoped that it will contribute to strengthening the bonds of friendship and cooperation between Argentina and France. Both leaders hope to advance in building a constructive relationship that allows them to tackle global challenges and promote the well-being of their respective populations.
In Milei's words during a recent statement: "It is essential to strengthen our relationship with France and work together in seeking common solutions for the challenges we face today. I am committed to promoting close and productive cooperation with President Macron and his government."
