The Argentine Investment and International Trade Agency (AAICI) promotes adherence to Export.Ar Pactwith the aim of promoting the economic opening of Argentina. The pact was published with the signatures of the Executive President of the AAICI, Julian Cohenand its President of the Board of Directors, Horacio Martínez.
In the text of the pact, reference is made to the May Pact, promoted by the Government of Javier Milei when referring to point 10 of said initiative: “The opening to international trade, so that Argentina once again becomes a protagonist in the global market”.
The AAICI is the national export and investment promotion agency dependent on the Argentine Foreign Ministry whose main mission is to promote exports and investments in Argentina, accompanying SMEs as they go out into the world and facilitating productive investment projects throughout the national territory.
In the text that invites people to accompany the economic opening, it is indicated that “the foreign trade rules must be stable and competitivewithin the framework of a State Policy, which contemplates the long term and transcends any partisan management.”
In the statement signed by the AAICI authorities, it is also indicated that there are 8 billion people in the world waiting for the goods and services that Argentina can contribute to international trade and is driven to “align the entire economic ecosystem of stimuli and incentives at the service of companies promoting exports.” ““With each company that exports, the entire country exports.”concludes the statement.
He Concordia Center for Commerce, Industry and Services (CCISC) reported that based on the invitation issued by the Argentine Chamber of Commerce and Services (CAC), decided to join the so-called Export.Ar Pact.
This is the agreement that supports point 10 of the May Pact, which advocates the openness to international tradeso that Argentina once again becomes a protagonist in the global market.
This way, The Entity formally expressed its support for this initiative driven under the conviction that the expansion of international exchange is a key element for our country to achieve economic and social progress.
Within the framework of the announcement of the May Pact, the Federation of Chambers of Foreign Commerce of the Argentine Republic (FECACERA) expressed his public support to the call for dialogue and the search for consensus carried out by the president Javier Milei.
FECACERA represents the foreign trade interests of numerous provinces and cities such as Salta, Córdoba, Santa Fe, Rosario, TucumánRafaela, IguazuBetween rivers, Gualeguaychú, Bahía BlancaSan Francisco and the Region, San Juan, Corrientes, Jujuy, Chaco, Misiones, Puerto Madryn, Paso de los Libres, Central Argentine Region and Mendoza.
The federation highlights point number 10 of the May Pact and indicates that “in times of unprecedented challenges, we consider it essential join forces to move towards a promising and sustainable future”. Furthermore, according to the entity, the Government’s initiative “represents a joint commitment to promote economic and social development of our country.”
“We are convinced that we are facing a new historic opportunity for the transformation of our nation. In this context, it is vitally important to put aside individual interests and act with commitment and patriotism, in an articulated manner, among all the sectors involved, so that lay the foundations of a thriving country and with greater development opportunities for all the inhabitants of our Argentine Republic,” they maintained.
They also indicated that the Federation is “available to all sectors involved.” to provide improvement proposals aimed at optimize the operation of foreign trade and the international competitiveness of our beloved Argentine Republic.”
