United States Treasury Secretary Scott Besant reiterated his country’s “overall support” to the President’s “brave versions” ArgentinaWere, and,, and,, and,, and,.. Javier MileyHe congratulated him for entering an agreement The International Monetary Fund (FMI).
Bessent made the announcement at a meeting with Mili on Monday Casa RosadaAccording to the Argentine Government headquarters, official sources.
“At the meeting, Secretary Besant reiterated full support USA President Miley’s adventurous economic reforms and his government have praised him for taking immediate action to reduce obstacles to mutual trade with the US, ”the Treasury Department said in a statement.
The US Secretary arrived in Buenos Aires this morning, and went to the Ministry of Finance and from there to the headquarters of the government.
“The Secretary (Bessent) Argentina recently congratulated the President for successfully negotiating with IMF and reiterated the confidence of USA It is to increase Argentina’s positive financial moment, ”the official statement said.
This visit is part of a strong relationship between governments Javier Miley E Donald Trump And then the IMF returns to the Argentine government with the approval of the facility agreement, which includes 20 billion loans.
The Argentina government has about 10 billion additional funds from the Inter -American Development Bank (IDB) and another $ 12 billion from the World Bank (BM), both of which are an important US participation.
The Besant visit is similar to the end of the “Sepo”, which is installed in 2011 to avoid the capital in Argentina, and imposes limits on dollars for individuals and legal entities.
The American Treasury Secretary traveled Buenos Aires Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) president Mattshop and CPAC are accompanied by Soledad Sedro.
He was accompanied by a businessman Rod Citron, the founder of Discovery Capital Management and one of the owners of Football Pittsburgh Steelers.
On the Argentina side, Mili and Finance Minister Louis Kaputo, along with Central Bank president Santiago Bouzili; Finance Secretary, Pablo Quino; And the Secretary of Economic Policies, Jose Louis Daja.
