US EditionArgentina's Milei Taps Finance Chief Quirno as Next Foreign ...
- Pablo Quirno has been named Argentina's next Foreign Minister, replacing Gerardo Werthein, effective October 27, as confirmed by the Office of the President.
- President Javier Milei announced that Quirno's appointment aims to deepen the links between the Foreign Ministry and the Ministry of Economy.
- Quirno is noted as a close collaborator of Economy Minister Luis Toto Caputo and aims to enhance Argentina's trade relations.
- Quirno thanked President Milei and Minister Caputo, emphasizing teamwork in addressing shared challenges.
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Quirno chosen for Argentine FM post
President Javier Milei has named current Secretary of Finance Pablo Quirno as Argentina's next Foreign Minister, replacing Gerardo Werthein, the Office of the President (OPRA) confirmed in a statement on Thursday. The appointment, effective Monday, October 27, follows Werthein's resignation the day prior.
Milei names finance secretary Pablo Quirno as Argentina’s new foreign minister
President Milei’s reshuffle gets underway early; Finance secretary and former JP Morgan executive Pablo Quirno, a close ally of Economy Minister Luis Caputo, named Argentina’s top diplomat following resignation of Gerardo Werthein.
Javier Milei quickly solved the crisis unleashed by Gerardo Werthein's untimely resignation as Foreign Minister and announced this Thursday that...
This Thursday in Argentina, just three days after the legislative elections, the government has appointed Pablo Quirno as the new foreign minister, the third in two years. The position was vacant after the departure of Gerardo Werthein, who had been in office for less than a year. The new foreign minister will assume his functions from next week, after the elections. After several speculations about who would be the new Argentine foreign ministe…
He is an economist with extensive experience in the financial sector, especially at JP Morgan where he worked for more than 17 years.
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