US EditionMilei Highlights Argentina's Prosperous Future
- President Javier Milei spoke at the AmCham Summit on May 21, 2025, in Buenos Aires, highlighting Argentina's economic growth and investment potential.
- This message followed Argentina's 6% growth and a US$2.7 billion lithium project approval, occurring amid significant fiscal adjustments and political shifts.
- Milei emphasized tax and customs incentives under RIGI to attract large investments, asserting inflation control and promising its end by mid-2026.
- He asserted that investors backing Argentina will ultimately benefit, describing the country as undervalued with growth set to surge rapidly, comparing it humorously to a diver's fart.
- The statements suggest optimism for continued economic expansion, lower country risk, and a strategic realignment towards attracting foreign investment.
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Milei highlights Argentina's prosperous future
During his speech at the AmCham Summit 2025 in Buenos Aires, organized by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, President Javier Milei celebrated his party's recent electoral victory in the Autonomous City and promised that inflation would be eliminated by mid-2026.
The President closed the seventh edition of the AmCham Summit 2025. He promised to eliminate inflation from 2026 and defended its management
Javier Milei participated in the annual meeting of AmCham, the chamber that brings together the entrepreneurs of the United States in Argentina.All the news of the political agenda, in a minute-by-minute coverage.
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