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G20 Summit: Massa’s first day in India includes bilateral meetings with US and China

The Minister of Economy, sergio masawill face its first day this Thursday, February 23, in the Indian city of Bengaluru, where the G20 Summit of Finance Ministers and Governors of Central Banks.

The same will be with an intense work schedule that he perceived multiple bilateral meetings.

Agenda of bilateral meetings: Thursday, February 23

Massa will have a bilateral meeting with the Undersecretary for International Affairs of the United States Department of the Treasury, jay shambaughwith the objective of analyzing the Argentine situation in financial matters.

In this sense, the head of the Palacio de Hacienda will give you the details of the financial program and will understand the different mechanisms that are being carried out by Argentina to return to international markets.

Call of the G20 in India. Photo: AFP

Then you will have a meeting with the India’s Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman.

With it, he will work on the potential and technological possibilities between the two countries, and the coordination of common proposals within the G20 meetings.

A few days ago, Sergio Massa had received the Indian ambassador, Dinesh Bhatia, ahead of the G20 summit. Photo: Twitter/@SergioMassa

Later, he will meet with China’s Vice Finance Minister, wang dongweiwith whom he will advance bilateral economic and financial cooperation related to Chinese financing of infrastructure projects for development in Argentina and alternatives for strengthening Argentina’s international reserves.

Finally, Massa will be part of the welcome dinner and the cultural act of the first meeting of this G20 Summit of Finance Ministers and Governors of Central Banks.

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