Milei and Peru’s Fujimori Vow Deeper Trade, Security Ties
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Milei and Peru’s Fujimori Vow Deeper Trade, Security Ties
Argentina · Diplomacy Key Facts —Meeting. Javier Milei and Keiko Fujimori held their first official bilateral meeting at Peru’s Torre Tagle Palace ahead of her inauguration. —Framework. The talks reactivate a 2010 Strategic Partnership Agreement covering economic complementarity, investment, and defense coordination. —Economy. Both leaders pledged to expand trade, investment, and industrial cooperation under a […] The post Milei and Peru’s Fujim…
Milei and Fujimori meet in Lima and agree to strengthen economic and security cooperation
Argentine President Javier Milei met on Tuesday in Lima with Peru's President Keiko Fujimori in a bilateral encounter held at the Torre Tagle Palace, headquarters of Peru's foreign ministry, hours before the handover ceremony. It was the first official contact between the two leaders.
The Argentine met with the new president and exchanged praise; Lula da Silva did not participate and instead his chancellor, Mauricio Vieira, attended Lima
The meeting was at the Tagle Palace in Lima. The Argentine head of state was accompanied by the Secretary General of the Presidency, Karina Milei, and Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno.
After Brazil on Friday, July 24, and Peru on Tuesday, July 28, the Argentine President must continue his tour in Latin America. The main objective of the tour is to affirm his support for the leaders – and opponents – of the right. For the Latin American press, Javier Milei seeks to impose himself as the leading figure of this blue wave that runs across the continent.
Javier Milei Met with Keiko Fujimori and Strengthened the Alliance with the New Latin American Right
As part of his trip to Lima to participate in the ceremony of transmission of the presidential command, Javier Milei held a bilateral meeting with Keiko Fujimori, who later swore as President of Peru for the period 2026-2030. The Argentine president was accompanied by Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno and the Secretary General of the Presidency, Karina Milei, while the Peruvian leader attended with the designated Chancellor, Carlos Espa. According t…
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