Milei heads to Paris for Argentina Week with ministers, governors
President Javier Milei travels to France on September 29 for a three-day investment forum at the OECD, accompanied by a large delegation seeking concrete deals.
KEY POINTS
- Milei departs for Paris on September 29 for Argentina Week (Sept 30 – Oct 2)
- Delegation includes Caputo, Bausili, Quirno, and 12-13 governors
- Main event at OECD on October 1 features Milei keynote and macro panel
- LNG project panel with YPF and ADNOC CEOs highlighted as record investment
- Private meeting with Macron at Élysée Palace scheduled
President Javier Milei will depart for Paris on the night of September 29 to lead the second edition of Argentina Week, an investment forum running from September 30 to October 2. The event aims to showcase economic reforms and attract global capital, particularly in energy and mining.
Milei travels with a delegation including Economy Minister Luis Caputo, Central Bank President Santiago Bausili, Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno, and a dozen provincial governors. The governors' presence is seen as political backing for the 2027 budget negotiations in Congress.
“The LNG project is described as the largest investment in the history of the country.”
The main plenary session takes place on October 1 at the OECD headquarters in Paris. Caputo and Bausili will open with a presentation on macroeconomic transformation, followed by Milei's keynote address introduced by Ambassador Ian Sielecki.
Energy is the forum's centerpiece, highlighted by a panel on Argentina's LNG project described as the largest investment in the country's history. YPF CEO Horacio Marín and ADNOC CEO Sultan Al Jaber are scheduled to participate.
A private meeting between Milei and French President Emmanuel Macron at the Élysée Palace is also planned during the visit. The government hopes the trip yields concrete announcements, contrasting with the March edition held in New York.
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