“The United States needs the collaboration of Argentina and Latin America,” that was the call of Susan Segal, President & CEO of the Americas Society/Council of the Americas (AS/COA) within the framework of the Council of the Americas held this Wednesday at the Alvear Palace Hotel with the presence of prominent businessmen and officials from the national and provincial governments.
At the beginning of his speech, he stressed that Argentina has been going through structural problems for decades and underlined that the Government of Javier Milei and the country “have understood the economic problems they must face and are in the process of addressing them.” In a clear praise of the President, he said: “I would like to highlight the vision, leadership and work of Javier Milei and his excellent team. They implemented strong economic measures in pursuit of a stable future and strong growth for Argentina.”
Council of the Americas: Venezuela sneaked into the opening speeches
Sigal then stressed that Argentina must continue with initiatives to facilitate investment in strategic sectors and emphasized that The US must maintain ties with Argentina and with the region, “whoever wins” the in-person elections in the United States to be held on November 5.
“The United States can be the best partner for Latin America and Latin America can be the best partner for the United States,” Sigal said.
Like Natalio Mario Grinmann, the President of the CAC, Sigal spoke about the situation in Venezuela with complaints from around the world about the legitimacy of the elections. In this context, he emphasized Javier Milei’s commitment to Venezuela: “it is fundamental for the stability of the region.”
Closing her presentation, Susan Sigal concluded: “We will continue to support Argentina.”
A day full of politics and economics with Javier Milei and government officials present
President of the Nation Javier Milei is the main speaker at the annual edition of the Council of the Americas, which started this Wednesday at the Alvear Hotel at 9 a.m. In addition to Milei, several members of his cabinet will participate in this event, including the Chief of Staff, Guillermo Francos; the Minister of Deregulation and Transformation of the State of the Nation, Federico Sturzenegger; the Foreign Minister Diana Mondino; and the Minister of Security, Patricia Bullrich.
There were doubts regarding the presence of Luis Caputo, the Minister of Economy, who will not participate in this event but will speak at the event for the 170th Anniversary of the Grain Exchange at 7:00 p.m. in the city of Buenos Aires.
Milei returns to the Council this time under his presidential investiture and is expected to present to the businessmen the Projections for the coming monthsas well as the lines of action of its government plan.
Source: Ambito
