As he had done with the president of France, Emmanuel Macron, the head of the Buenos Aires government presented a symbol of recognition of the ties of brotherhood between Italy and Argentina.
The head of the Buenos Aires governmentJorge Macrihim delivered this wednesday key to the City of Buenos Aires to the Prime Minister of Italy, Georgia Meloni“as a symbol of the deep ties that unite us and our shared future.”
“If there is a country with which we have shared history and culture, it is with Italy. Our city is home to one of the largest Italian communities in the world,” he explained Jorge Macri on your X account (exTwitter).
The delivery ceremony took place at the Italian Institute of Culture. Macri explained that The bond that unites Italy with Argentina is “based on democracy, order, individual freedoms and economic development for our citizens”. After the event, both leaders attended the “Light, Camera, Dance” gala at the Teatro Coliseo.
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Together with Georgia Meloni, Javier Milei called for an “alliance of free nations united against tyranny and misery”
The president Javier Milei received at Casa Rosada the head of the Council of Ministers of Italy, Giorgia Meloniwhich will remain in Argentina until this Wednesday night. After the bilateral, Both leaders provided a joint statement to the press, in which they highlighted the ties between both countries and the political harmony between their governments.
In front of the press and officials, the good bond between both leaders was noted. Praise was distributed, calls were made to increase ties between Argentina and Italy and they summoned establish an “alliance of free nations united against tyranny and misery”.
“I think the Prime Minister Meloni and I have something in common in a dimension that is political, but it is also personal. We were both chosen to lead the destinies of our country, for addressing with courage, truth and openly what we could call the central problem of each of our nations,” Milei highlighted.
Meanwhile, Meloni He stated that the link between both countries has “extraordinary growth potential.” And he recalled that “There are 300 Italian companies that have 16,000 employees, with almost 3,000 million euros of business in Argentina.
Source: Ambito
