The Argentine president, Javier Mileitogether with her sister Karina, Secretary General of the Presidency, arrived in Paris on a trip that took them more than 13 hours. This Friday, Milei will meet with her French counterpart, Emmanuel Macron, in a bilateral meeting.
Besides, Javier Milei He will meet with French businessmen and take part in the official reception for the heads of state invited to the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games, which will last at least four hours.
The invited authorities, including heads of state and governments from around the world, number more than 130 people and will be accommodated in the same hotel, surrounded by extreme security measures.. President He will use the rest of the day to rest and then meet Macron at the Elysee Palace.
Although not many details have been provided regarding the bilateral agenda, the dialogue is expected to focus on the free trade agreement with the European Union, investments and the creation of Sports Public Limited Companies (SAD).
After the conference, Milei He will meet with businessmen at the Argentine embassy. He will then attend Macron’s official reception for all visitors. The president and his sister will then head to the stands on the banks of the River Seine, near the famous Eiffel Tower, to witness the opening of the Olympic Games.
The Argentine delegation will be the twelfth to parade, displaying the colours of its flag on boats. The relationship between Argentina and France has been historically significant. Both countries have shared cultural, commercial and diplomatic ties over the years.
Ties
Argentina and France have exchanged cultural influences, especially in areas such as literature, film, music and fashion. In addition, many French universities have been popular destinations for Argentine students seeking higher education.
Despite the ups and downs, the two countries have maintained trade relations. They have worked together on trade agreements, investments and joint projects in areas such as energy, technology and agriculture. Javier Milei seeks to strengthen relations with France, promote trade agreements and enjoy the historic occasion of the Olympic Games in the French capital.
