After his meeting with the director of the IMF, Kristalina Georgieva, and his attendance at the inauguration of donald trump as president of the United States, Javier Milei will head to Switzerland to participate in the Davos Economic Forumwhere he will be presented as one of the leading figures at a global level.
In the previous edition, Milei adopted a leading role and did not hesitate to criticize certain business sectors for their reluctance to advance more decisively in the liberal agenda. During his speech, titled “The West is in danger”questioned the Agenda 2030 and rejected key topics of the forum such as the fight against climate change, social inclusion and gender equality.
On this occasion, the Argentine president will seek to position the country as a key destination for international investments, highlighting opportunities in energy, mining, nuclear energy and technology. In addition, he will showcase the economic advances of his government, including the economic stabilization and reduction of inflation, as central achievements of his first year in office.
His dissertation, scheduled for the morning of Thursday the 23rd, will be shared with Borge Brendepresident and CEO of the WEF. Milei will once again differentiate himself from Keynesian proposals, a recurring theme in his speech, and will reiterate his rejection of what he calls the “socialist agenda.”
The president will highlight that the fiscal, monetary and exchange balance was key to the progress of his economic plan, highlighting that the Argentine economy is already showing signs of sustained growth. It will also emphasize the drop in inflation rates, which allowed poverty to be reduced in 20 percentage pointsand the positive impact of social plans, which now allow more families to cover the basic basket.
With this message, Milei hopes capture the attention of the main international actors and consolidate Argentina’s presence in the global investment agenda.
Milei once again the protagonist: she appeared in TIME magazine in the special edition for Davos
President Javier Milei is once again at the center of the scene. Now it is part of the cover of TIME magazine in its special edition dedicated to Davos Forum. The cover image of the traditional North American magazine is an illustration in which Milei appears next to the president-elect of the United States, Donald Trump; the president of the World Economic Forum, Klaus Schwab; Bangladeshi Nobel Prize winner Muhammad Yunus; and the director of the WTO, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala.
The edition in which the Argentine appears is titled New Horizons, and is based on this year’s Davos Forum. The national president highlighted the TIME publication on his social networks: “Neighborhood phenomenon! Long live freedom, damn it!
Milei arrives at the Davos Forum as one of the main protagonists of current politics due to the historic change that is being applied to the Argentine economy and his links with Donald Trump, who this Monday begins his second term at the head of the White House.
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The expectation for this new summit in Davos
The World Economic Forum begins its annual meeting in Davos this Monday, which its organizers They think it will be “historical” due to the significant number of dignitaries, business leaders and representatives of civil society who will meet there this year, coinciding with a period marked by strong and multiple global concerns.
For the Forum, “this annual meeting occurs at a time marked by the highest level of uncertainty we have seen in a generation due to geopolitical tensions, economic fragmentation and the acceleration of climate change,” highlighted its president and CEO, Borge Brende.
The start of the meetings will coincide with the inauguration of Donald Trump for a second term as president of the United States and there is no doubt that the participants in the Davos Forum will have an eye on the first measures that he announces, among which he has announced that there will be some related to international trade and migration.
Along these lines, one of the most anticipated moments of this edition of the Davos Forum will be Trump’s virtual participation, in a format in which he will respond remotely to questions from attendees, just three days after assuming power again.
Source: Ambito
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