Argentina courts investors, touts economic turnaround
Ramos Napoli promoted uranium mining at Argentina Week Paris. President Milei accepted an award, citing fiscal balance and spending cuts. Minister Caputo forecasts 20 years of growth, driven by tax cuts and labor reform. Argentina also launched a Citizenship by Investment Program and new tools to fight drug trafficking.
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- Ramos Napoli destacó en Argentina Week Paris las oportunidades de inversión en minería de uranio y desarrollo nuclear ↗
Ramos Napoli at Argentina Week Paris highlighted uranium mining and nuclear development investment opportunities. Argentina aims to scale up its nuclear capabilities, attract private capital, and boost exports and skilled jobs. An IAEA mission reviewed uranium production infrastructure in November 2025.
- Milei recibió una distinción del Foro Económico de París y destacó los resultados del programa económico ↗
President Milei received the "most influential economist" award from the Paris Economic Forum. He highlighted fiscal balance, a debt/GDP drop to 39%, and a 30% public spending cut. He met Nobel laureate Philippe Aghion.
- Luis Caputo: “Se van a venir veinte años de crecimiento y es el momento para aprovecharlos” ↗
Economy Minister Luis Caputo predicts 20 years of growth for Argentina. He cited tax cuts (already 3% of GDP, aiming for 4% more) and labor reform (employer contributions down from 20% to 2%) as drivers of competitiveness and stability.
- El Ministerio de Justicia presentó herramientas para fortalecer la persecución del narcotráfico ↗
Argentina's Justice Ministry unveiled tools to combat drug trafficking. Emiliano Méndez Ortiz highlighted the need to investigate financing structures, noting only 3 of 21,374 federal drug cases in 2025 focused on organization. The ministry backs the PRONADEM program for micro-trafficking.
- Luis Caputo anunció la puesta en marcha del Programa de Ciudadanía por Inversión de Argentina ↗
Argentina launches Citizenship by Investment Program in Q4 2026. Minister Luis Caputo announced options: $350,000 direct contribution or $800,000 in public bonds. Family applications also accepted.