New Argentine President Milei Meets with Biden
Javier Milei Invites US President Biden to Handover Ceremony
According to Diana Mondino, Foreign Policy Officer of the Freedom Development Party, Javier Milei has officially invited US President Biden to the handover ceremony on December 10th. It was reported that Milei had a phone call with Biden, during which he expressed his intention to visit many countries in the coming period and discussed various international issues.
Mondino stated that the two leaders discussed the conflicts between Israel and Hamas, as well as energy and food security. Milei also expressed his readiness to contribute to the world’s food security. However, it has been reported by the Argentinian press that Biden has declined the invitation, citing a busy schedule.
Javier Milei is set to take over the presidency of Argentina from Alberto Angel Fernandez on December 10th, and he is expected to hold the position until 2027.
The international community is closely following these developments, as Milei’s presidency could potentially bring about significant shifts in Argentina’s foreign policies and international relations. Despite Biden’s decline, the invitation itself shows Milei’s eagerness to engage with the global community and his willingness to prioritize international cooperation and diplomacy. As the handover ceremony approaches, all eyes will be on the new president of Argentina and the future of the country’s relations with the United States and other nations around the world.
