The head of the Buenos Aires government, Jorge Macri, met this Monday in Washington D.C. with Christopher Landau, Deputy Secretary of State of the United States, as part of an agenda focused on security, economic growth, investments, and strengthening the relationship between Argentina and the United States.
During the meeting, Macri was accompanied by the Secretary General and of International Relations of the City, Fulvio Pompeo; the Chief of Staff of Buenos Aires, Gabriel Sánchez Zinny; and national deputy Cristian Ritondo. The meeting took place as Washington deepens its focus on the main challenges in the region, including security, the fight against drug trafficking, the defense of sovereignty, and economic growth.
Jorge Macri supported Argentina's change of course
After the meeting with Landau, Jorge Macri emphasized the importance of sustaining the transformation process that Argentina is undergoing and raised the need to provide certainty and predictability to attract investments.
“Very important meeting with Christopher Landau, Deputy Secretary of State of the United States, along with Cristian Ritondo, Gabriel Sánchez Zinny, and Fulvio Pompeo. We talked about the change of course that Argentina has been undertaking and the need to sustain it: to provide certainty, predictability, and guarantees that we will not return to the past,” said the head of government.
Macri also highlighted the PRO's support for the reform process and noted that a closer relationship with the United States can help generate investments, jobs, and new opportunities for Argentina.
“From the PRO, we promote and support that change. We believe that deepening a mature and solid relationship with the United States is part of the right path to attract investments, generate jobs, and give our country the opportunities it deserves,” he added.
Security, law, and order: another focus of the meeting
Security also occupied a central place on the agenda. In this regard, Jorge Macri focused on the importance of law and order as necessary conditions to guarantee freedom and economic development.
The head of government explained that during the meeting, the management of the City of Buenos Aires was also discussed, along with the need to consolidate a scenario with clear rules, security, and predictability.
“We also talked about the management in the City, about the importance of law and order as an indispensable condition for living in freedom: with security, clear rules, and real opportunities to progress,” he stated.









