It was within the framework of a global investor summit taking place in Los Angeles, where the president arrived as the main speaker invited by the Milken Institute.
It was the second meeting between the two in less than a month; The previous one had been on April 12 at the Tesla plant in Austin, Texas.
This Monday they met again in a meeting that lasted about an hour and was captured in a photo in which both are together with the Secretary General of the Presidency, Karina Milei, and the Argentine ambassador to the United States, Gerardo. Werthein.
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“Artificial intelligence will make us a world power,” Milei said in Los Angeles. And about her conclave with Musk, she had advanced to her entourage: “I want you to invest. Wherever you want.”
The businessman’s support for Javier Milei
Yesterday he at least got the support in words from the businessman. “Great meeting with President Milei,” Musk posted on X along with the image. That tweet was later reposted by the CEO of Tesla himself with the legend: “I recommend investing in Argentina (I recommend investing in Argentina).”
In this way, both ratified the personal and ideological harmony that they exhibit in the successive contacts they maintain on social networks.
That conclave showed the coincidences between the president and the powerful businessman of South African origin regarding the importance of free markets, the progress of countries, the need to end bureaucratic obstacles, the development of technology and the need for preserves. the rules of the game.
How Javier Milei’s international agenda continues
President Javier Milei will travel to Spain to attend the May 18 and 19 to an event organized Santiago Abascal -leader of the Vox party– in the Vistalegre palace in Madrid.
The President plans to travel to next June Ukrainewhose president, Volodímir Zelenskivisited Buenos Aires for the inauguration of the libertarian leader last December. His visit to Ukraine will be part of a tour that will include Spain, Germany and France.
In Spain -Madrid- must also receive the prize Juan de Mariana, which has been given since 2007 to personalities linked to liberal thought. The ceremony is scheduled for June 21. The next day he will also be awarded in Germany with the Hayek medal, which is awarded in reference to the Nobel Prize in economics Frederic von Hayek.
There he will meet with Chancellor Olaf Scholz. Along the same lines, it is planned that in France meets President Emmanuel Macron.
Although it is not yet confirmed, it is possible that Javier Milei will attend the G7 summit, which will take place in June in Italy. It is worth remembering that Milei met in February with the prime minister of that country, Georgia Meloniwho referred to the Argentine as “fascinating.”
