US EditionPablo Quirno Assumed as Chancellor After the Resignation of Gerardo Werthein
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Quirno replaced Gerardo Werthein as chancellor and affirmed that he will seek to maintain the good relationship with the United States. The post Pablo Quirno swore as chancellor and advanced his management objectives: «We will insert ourselves into the world and attract more trade» appeared first on The Intransigent.
Pablo Quirno assumed this Tuesday as the new chancellor, replacing Gerardo Werthein, by taking an oath before President Javier Milei, and remarked that from his new place he will seek to “continue consolidating the relationship with the United States” and deepen “the international insertion with greater trade and investment.” The brief act took place in the White Hall of the Pink House, where the former secretary of finance swore by “God, the Ho…
The new Chancellor said he will work to deepen the "international insertion, precisely with greater trade and investment".
President Javier Milei led the swearing-in ceremony of the new foreign minister, Pablo Quirno, who took office after the untimely resignation of Gerardo Werthein last week. Quirno, an economist and a graduate in administration, was until now secretary of finance and right hand of the minister of economy, Luis Caputo, so his appointment consolidates the technical and trust profile of the economic circle of the government within the national cabin…
The outgoing Secretary of Finance, Pablo Quirno, assumed this Tuesday as new chancellor before President Javier Milei and remarked that from his new place he will seek to “continue consolidating the relationship with the United States” and deepen “the international insertion with greater trade and investment.” The event took place in the White Hall of the Casa Rosada, where Quirno swore by “God, the Homeland and the Holy Gospels”, accompanied by…
Pablo Quirno took an oath before President Javier Milei as new chancellor and said that among his objectives in command of Argentine diplomacy are "to continue consolidating the relationship with the United States" and to deepen "the international insertion with greater trade and investment".
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