Trump Asked Milei to Speed up the Trade Agreement with the United States and Bring It to Congress
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The government of Donald Trump asked Argentina to advance with the ratification in Congress of the Agreement on Trade and Reciprocal Investments (ARTI), signed by both countries in early February. The proposal was made by the Deputy Trade Representative of the United States, Jeff Goettman, during a meeting in Buenos Aires with... The post Trump presses Casa Rosada to ratify in Congress the trade agreement that frees from tariffs the entry of Ame…
Jeff Goettman met with Luis Caputo and Pablo Quirno and highlighted the economic advances of Javier Milei's government.
Donald Trump's envoy met with Pablo Quirno and Luis Caputo to speed up legislative endorsement of the treaty that provides for the removal of tariffs on 221 products.
The United States highlighted the “notable economic and fiscal transformation” of Argentina during the management of Javier Milei and raised the need to move forward with the ratification and full implementation of the Reciprocal Trade and Investment Agreement (ARTI) reached between the two countries.The United States Deputy Trade Representative, Jeff Goettman, held a meeting in Buenos Aires with Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno and the Minister of…
From the government of the United States (USA), they called for the ratification of the trade agreement with Argentina to be accelerated, in order to advance the negotiations agreed by both nations. The demand was made by the Deputy Trade Representative of the United States, Jeff Goettman, who participated in a meeting with Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno, and the Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo, in Buenos Aires. “He highlighted the remarkable ec…
The understanding was signed in February, but it has not yet completed the process necessary to fully enter into force. Washington seeks to move Argentina forward with parliamentary ratification as trade between the two countries grows. Read more
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