Since taking office in 2015, Argentina’s president, Mauricio Macri, has implemented plans to gradually reform and normalize the economy and set the conditions for long-term, stable growth, prioritzing the eradication of poverty, the strengthening of institutions and combating the trade in illegal drugs.
Chief of Cabinet Marcos Peña outlines the views of the Argentine government on the political and socio-economic outlook for the country and the region. He sets out Argentina’s G20 presidency priorities, which include structural and institutional reforms, infrastructure, the future of work, inclusive growth and the commitment to promote a free-trade agenda.
Participants
Minister Marcos Peña, Chief of the Cabinet of Ministers, Argentina
Chair: Richard Lapper, Associate Fellow, Global Economy and Finance Department and US and Americas Programme, Chatham House
