On February 20, the Argentine President Javier Milei He met with the director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Kristalina Georgieva, in Washington DC this meeting was part of an official visit from Milei to the United States, where he also met with other international leaders and businessmen.
The main objective of the meeting was to advance in the negotiation of a new agreement between Argentina and the IMF. From his arrival to power, Javier Milei He has sought to restructure Argentina’s relationship with the international agency, in order to obtain better conditions for the country and strengthen the national economy.
During the meeting, Milei and Georgieva discussed the economic challenges facing Argentina and the possible solutions that the IMF could offer. Milei highlighted the importance of an agreement that allows Argentina to access lower interest rates and with more favorable conditions, which could help stabilize the economy and promote growth.
Kristalina Georgieva, on the other hand, expressed her commitment to cooperation with Argentina and her willingness to work in an agreement that benefits both parties. Georgieva also stressed the importance of implementing structural reforms that strengthen fiscal sustainability and the competitiveness of the Argentine economy.

One of the key points of the meeting was the need to increase transparency and accountability in the economic management of Argentina. Milei and Georgieva agreed to work together to improve the mechanisms of supervision and monitoring of the country’s economic performance, in order to ensure that IMF resources are used efficiently and effectively.
Another important issue that was addressed was the situation of the external debt of Argentina. Milei expressed concern about the country’s high level of indebtedness and the need to find sustainable solutions to reduce debt load.
Fiscal adjustment
Georgieva highlighted the importance of an integral approach that combines tax adjustments with growth policies to improve Argentina’s capacity to fulfill its financial obligations.
The meeting also included an argument on investment opportunities in Argentina and how the IMF could support to attract foreign investments to the country. Javier Milei He highlighted the reforms that his government is implementing to improve the business environment and attract foreign capital, and Georgieva expressed support for these efforts.
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