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In the midst of great controversies on the part of the president of Argentina, Javier Milei, the president's visit to the center of large technology companies in the United States has been announced, with the intention of strengthening ties in the matter.
This was reported by Guillermo Francos, Minister of the Interior of Argentina, who, through his develop the digitalization of Argentina?
This after reporting that he had a talk with Google executives about the modernization process in Argentina, which includes the arrival of the Firmina Submarine Cable to the Buenos Aires town of Las Toninas.
Likewise, he highlighted that Google projects were discussed in its Argentine division, linked to Artificial Intelligence, ICTs, and tools to strengthen learning processes.
According to the Argentine official, Milei is scheduled to visit the United States at the end of May to meet with businessmen in the technology sector, including the CEO of Meta, Mark Zuckerberg.
"On May 27 we leave for San Francisco and we are going to have meetings with all the leaders of technological issues, including Mar Zuckerberg," Milei said on Saturday.
Since Milei took office as President of the Argentine Republic on December 10, he has had 3 trips to the American Union, the first of which was to Washington on February 23, where he participated in the Conservative Action Political Conference ( CPAC) and met with former US president and Republican electoral candidate, Donald Trump.
On April 10, he traveled to Texas, where Milei met with Tesla CEO Elon Musk, and in which they talked about the need for free markets and entrepreneurship.
Milei, a right-wing and libertarian economist, visited Tesla's industrial plant in Austin, where he also defended the principles under which it is governed.
At the beginning of this month, the Argentine president also visited California, and in Los Angeles he met again with Musk, in addition to speaking at the Milken Institute global investor conference.
With information from Forbes.
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