La Derecha Diario Raúl Jalil presented investment opportunities in Catamarca in New York
Jalil emphasized Catamarca's potential in terms of natural resources, sustainable mining, and renewable energies
The governor of Catamarca, Raúl Jalil, led a working breakfast at the headquarters of the Council of the Americas in New York, where he highlighted the investment opportunities offered by his province, especially in the mining and energy sectors.
The activity was carried out before an audience composed of entrepreneurs, consultants, and investors interested in Latin America.
Catamarca as a strategic hub for mining and energy investments
During his presentation, Jalil emphasized Catamarca's potential in terms of natural resources, sustainable mining, and renewable energies. One of the most inquired aspects by those present was the province's experience in implementing the Incentive Regime for Large Investments (RIGI), a mechanism that seeks to facilitate and attract large capital projects.
"Catamarca is in a position to be a key player in the new global energy matrix. We have resources, institutional stability, and a legal framework that gives confidence to investors", expressed the provincial leader to entrepreneurs in the mining and energy sectors.
Institutional support and international projection
Along with Jalil participated in the event:
- Rubén Dusso, vice governor of Catamarca.
- Fernando Straface, executive member of the Puente Holding Council.
- Gerardo Díaz Bartolomé, Consul General of the Argentine Republic in New York.
The meeting was chaired by Susan Segal, President and CEO of the Council of the Americas, who introduced the session highlighting Catamarca's export potential and its relevance in the current economic context of the country.
The role of the Council of the Americas
The Council of the Americas (COA) is an international organization that promotes dialogue, economic development, and democratic cooperation in the Western Hemisphere. Its headquarters in New York serves as a platform for debate and connection between political leaders, entrepreneurs, and investors.
The event with Jalil was part of the COA's agenda to promote commercial integration and mutual understanding between Latin America, the Caribbean, Canada, and the United States.
"This type of forum allows Catamarca to be positioned on the international radar, show our stability, and attract genuine capital for the development of our people," highlighted Jalil after the meeting.
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