On the occasion of the Munich Security Conference, the Argentine Foreign Minister, Pablo Quirno, held a meeting with the Czech Foreign Minister, Petr Macinka, during which they discussed the bilateral agenda, focusing on defence, investment and strategic productive sectors.

Both analysed the impact of the ‘President Milei phenomenon’ in Latin America and the world, as well as the structural reforms being implemented by the Argentine government, agreeing on the interest aroused by Argentina’s current direction and on the importance our country holds in the region and on the international stage.

They also discussed the framework provided by the RIGI for large-scale investment projects and the favourable conditions currently available in Argentina for attracting new strategic projects.

Both Foreign Ministers pledged to continue strengthening the relationship between the two nations, which share a firm commitment to freedom and free trade.