Speech at the WEF, meetings with investors, and signing of Trump's Peace Council to limit the UN
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President Javier Milei is traveling to Davos to take part in the World Economic Forum (WEF). This trip is taking place in a context marked by a complex geopolitical debate between the United States and the main European countries.
Milei establecerá su alineación con EE.UU. y contará la recuperación económica argentina
The international discussion is focused on U.S. President Donald Trump's intention to annex Greenland for reasons of national security. This proposal was rejected by France, the United Kingdom and Germany and dominates a large part of the forum's agenda.
In this context, Casa Rosada confirmed that Milei will take part next Thursday in the signing ceremony of the Peace Council. This constitutes a multinational body promoted by Trump with the aim of reducing the diplomatic influence of the United Nations.
Karina Milei y Luis Caputo acompañarán al Presidente
The President is traveling accompanied by Karina Milei, Secretary General of the Presidency, and Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno. In addition, he is accompanied by Economy Minister Luis Caputo and Deregulation Minister Federico Sturzenegger.
The President's political and diplomatic agenda in Switzerland
During the night, Milei plans to meet with Maurice Ostro, a British philanthropist and entrepreneur with close ties to former Prime Minister Boris Johnson. Ostro is recognized for his ecumenical work between Christians and Jews, an interreligious agenda that is of interest to the Argentine head of state.
Maurice Ostro, filántropo y emprendedor británico
Wednesday will be the central day of the tour. Milei will speak for thirty minutes at the World Economic Forum in Davos. Before his presentation, in the same auditorium, Donald Trump will speak and will lay out an agenda aligned with the crisis affecting the relationship between the United States and Europe.
During his speech, the Argentine President will present his view of the international board and will reaffirm his alignment with the United States. He will also provide an assessment of the economic adjustment program implemented by his administration. After Trump, Milei is the head of state who arouses the greatest interest among the attendees at the conclave.
While Milei is speaking before the forum's guests, Trump will host two successive meetings. Foreign heads of state and U.S. bankers, investors, and CEOs will take part in these meetings.
Milei participará de la ceremonia del Consejo de Paz, impulsado por Trump
Meetings with investors, economic speech, and signing of the Peace Council
Before his presentation at the Forum, Milei will greet Guy Parmelin, head of the Swiss Confederation. He will then take part in the "Country Strategy Dialogue on Argentina".
Guy Parmelin, Presidente de la Confederación Suiza (Como un Jefe de Gabinete)
During his visit to Davos in 2025, the President had already interacted with investors and CEOs in this same setting. If the methodology is repeated, Milei will deliver an opening speech and will then answer questions related to the country's economy and finances.
In that presentation, the head of state stated: "The hyperinflationary time bomb left by our predecessors and the terrible credit reputation that we dragged along as a country forced us to become the best student in the class in economic matters."
In this edition, Milei will explain how the adjustment plan worked that made it possible to bring 2025 inflation down to its lowest level in eight years.
Empresarios haciendo preguntas en la exposición de 2025
After the Country Strategy Dialogue on Argentina, the President will continue with meetings related to the economy, finance, and investment. There is even a meeting planned "with CEOs of Global Banks", according to Casa Rosada's official agenda. There he will once again highlight the advantages of his economic program for investing in Argentina, with an emphasis on the energy and mining sectors.
On Thursday, the day of the signing of the Peace Council,Milei will also grant interviews to Bloomberg and The Economist. In addition, he will hold a fifteen-minute protocol meeting with Borge Brende, president of the World Economic Forum, which will take place after Trump finishes his speech.
