Overview
- U.S. Ambassador Peter Lamelas met Wednesday with Minister of Deregulation Federico Sturzenegger to narrow differences on the agreement’s letra chica.
- Lamelas said they discussed how deregulation could spur innovation, attract investment, create jobs, and increase trade, reiterating U.S. support for a more open, competitive environment.
- The U.S. Embassy and the White House recently promoted the framework as a path to long‑term growth and a rules‑based setting for commerce and innovation.
- U.S. messaging highlights proposed tariff reductions in key sectors, alignment of standards, and stronger intellectual property protections as pillars of the emerging deal.
- Argentine officials frame the talks as part of a broader effort to deepen ties with Washington to draw U.S. capital and improve bilateral trade flows.