Washington invests 7 billion in Argentina
The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump announced the allocation of $7 billion to finance energy, mining, and infrastructure projects in Argentina until 2027, aiming to reduce dependence on China in mineral processing and to strengthen economic ties between the two countries. The U.S. Export-Import Bank will provide loans to finance the purchase of American equipment and the expansion of transportation and energy networks. Meanwhile, President Milei is seeking to transform Argentina's economy through oil, gas, and mineral exports and to alleviate the ongoing dollar shortage crisis. The deal aims to boost American investments, support the Argentine economy, and establish stronger relations between the two nations.
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