The president Javier Milei will travel to New York March 9 to 12, 2026 accompanied by a delegation of governors, within the framework of the “Argentina Week”a key event in Manhattan organized to seduce Wall Street and attract strategic foreign investments in sectors such as energy, mining and technology.
The main objective of the tour is to showcase political unity and institutional support from large investment funds and financial executives. The presence of provincial leaders seeks to send a signal of stability and predictability, showing that the Government’s economic plan has support beyond the ruling party.
The confirmed governors who will travel
According to the official information and confirmations collected, the leaders who will make up the delegation are:
- Alfredo Cornejo (Mendoza)
- Ignacio Torres (Chubut)
- Marcelo Orrego (Saint John)
- Claudio Vidal (Holy Cross)
- Rolando Figueroa (Neuquen)
- Raul Jalil (Catamarca)
- Carlos Sadir (Jujuy)
- Gustavo Saenz (Jump)
Most of these governors will travel on their own, but they will join official activities with the President. Some, like those from San Juan and Santa Cruz, will begin their journey earlier in Toronto (Canada) to participate in the PDAC mining summit, and from there they will travel to New York.
Who declined?
Not everyone accepted the invitation extended by the Foreign Ministry and the Argentine Embassy in the United States. Those who rejected due to agenda issues are:
- Rogelio Frigerio (Between Rivers)
- Osvaldo Jaldo (Tucumán)
The complete official delegation
In addition to Milei and the governors, the main group includes:
- Karina Milei (General Secretary of the Presidency)
- Manuel Adorni (chief of staff)
- Luis Caputo (Minister of Economy)
- Federico Sturzenegger (Minister of Deregulation and State Transformation)
- Pablo Quirno (chancellor)
- Santiago Bausili (president of the Central Bank)
The event will bring together more than 30 CEOs of leading global companies, with participation from banks such as JPMorgan, Citibank and Bank of America. There will be sector panels, private meetings with investors and a closing at Microsoft’s headquarters in Times Square, where awards will be given to companies that invested under the new Large Investment Incentive Regime (RIGI).
Tuesday, March 10 will be the main day: Milei will exhibit at the JPMorgan tower before Jamie Dimon, who will present him to investors. Sturzenegger will lead meetings at Citibank, while Caputo and Bausili will explain monetary policy at Bank of America.
With this move, the Government aims to capitalize on provincial political support to strengthen Argentina’s image as an investment destination, in a context of the need to attract fresh capital to underpin economic recovery.
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