Overview
- Milei departs Monday for Davos via Zurich and returns Friday, traveling with Karina Milei, Economy Minister Luis Caputo and Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno, while Cabinet Chief Manuel Adorni remains in Buenos Aires to manage operations.
- The president is scheduled to speak Wednesday at 11:45 a.m. Argentina time in a session titled “How can we cooperate in a more contested world?” with aides signaling a message focused on family, traditions, free trade and criticism of “woke” ideology.
- Before the address, Milei has a meeting with CEOs of international banks, two interviews with foreign economic media, a Tuesday meeting with a prominent British entrepreneur and a protocol greeting with Swiss president Guy Parmelin.
- Government sources frame Davos as a platform to reinforce Milei’s international profile, and this trip does not include a U.S. stop.
- At home, Interior Minister Diego Santilli seeks support for a planned labor reform with meetings set with Salta’s Gustavo Sáenz on Monday, Neuquén’s Rolando Figueroa on Wednesday and Entre Ríos’ Rogelio Frigerio on Thursday.