Government Prepares Trip to China with Caputo and Karina Milei to Deepen Trade Agenda
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Buenos Aires, 29 July (NA) – Through its chancellor, Pablo Quirno, the government of Javier Mieli hopes to be able to complete a visit to China before the end of the year to advance with trade agreements with the Asian country that governs Xi Jinping. According to the Argentine News Agency, the Minister of Foreign Affairs commented that the dates are being sought to make the landing in Beijing and announced that it will be concrete after the iss…
The government is making progress in preparing for an official trip to China with the aim of deepening the commercial relationship with the Asian giant. Chancellor Pablo Quirno confirmed that the entourage will be composed of the Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo, and the Secretary General of the Presidency, Karina Milei, and assured that the intention is to make the visit before a possible trip of President Javier Milei."We are looking for dates…
Minister Pablo Quirno confirmed that he will head an official motorcade with Karina Milei and Luis Caputo with the aim of breaking down financial and trade negotiations.The entry The government prepares a strategic trip to consolidate the economic agenda with China was first published in #BorderPeriodismo.
Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno stated that they are working on the preparations. Still without an estimated date, the intention is to make it before a possible trip by Javier Milei.
Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno confirmed that the march would consist of Karina Milei and Luis Caputo. The visit will seek to strengthen the bilateral agenda and advance on pending economic issues.
Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno said relations with Beijing “are fine.” “We hope the visit will be this year,” he said. Xi Jinping’s government had backed Lula after Javier Milei’s insults.
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