Milei meets in Madrid with a dozen business leaders from key sectors

Argentine President Javier Milei met this Saturday with several executives from international and Spanish institutions, including Banco Santander, BBVA, and Naturgy, among others, to whom he explained the economic direction he is pursuing as part of his government program.

A dozen business leaders from key sectors such as energy, industry, real estate, pharmaceuticals, infrastructure, distribution, and financial services were able to hear Milei present "with clarity and conviction the structural reforms" underway, according to a statement from the Argentine Presidency.

The cleanup of public accounts , market freedom, legal security, and investment attraction are the pillars of the model, according to Milei.

"Argentina is leaving decades of decline behind and moving resolutely toward a model based on unrestricted respect for private property, permanent fiscal balance, and openness to trade and investment," he argued.

Following the presentation, there was a "fruitful exchange of ideas with the business leaders," who "expressed their growing interest in participating in Argentina's recovery and transformation process," according to the Casa Rosada.

"The economic course we have charted is not negotiable : it will remain firm on the path of macroeconomic order, market deregulation, and the creation of real conditions for economic growth. Argentina has entered a new era. And the world is watching closely," he emphasized.

Milei was accompanied by the Secretary General of the Presidency, Karina Milei ; the Minister of Foreign Affairs, International Trade, and Worship, Gerardo Werthein; and the Argentine Ambassador to Spain, Wenceslao Bunge Saravia.

"All these innovations, not only the technical capacity required for their design, but also the ability to successfully transfer them to the market, are, in my opinion, proof of CAF's intelligence, which in this case is not artificial but, on the contrary, very human, because it has the sensitivity to sense whether an issue or problem could become relevant," he emphasized. EFECOM