Stability, infrastructure and education: the demands of IDEA business leaders to compete globally and export more

Economy Minister Luis Caputo spoke at the 62nd IDEA Colloquium in Mar del Plata, outlining the government's economic roadmap for the coming years and explicitly ruling out a devaluation to gain competitiveness.

At the same event, business leaders from sectors including energy, mining, agroindustry, manufacturing, and consumer goods focused their debates on key demands for competing globally, which included economic stabilization, increased investment, export integration, and workforce training.

The discussions highlighted the ongoing dialogue between the administration and the national business sector regarding long-term structural reforms and economic stability if President Milei is reelected.