Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and Argentine President Javier Milei underscored their shared commitment to addressing key global challenges during a bilateral meeting in Buenos Aires. “We have reaffirmed our willingness to work together, with a strong alignment on dossiers such as Ukraine, the Middle East, and Venezuela,” said Meloni in a joint statement. The leaders also discussed strategic initiatives, including a 2025-2030 action plan, enhanced efforts against organized crime, and strengthening trade relations. Highlighting Argentina’s pro-market policies, Meloni noted potential collaboration in aviation, space, and energy sectors, emphasizing shared values of Western identity and freedom.
Meloni praised the deep ties between Italy and Argentina, describing the two nations as “brotherly peoples” with a mutual love for freedom. “President Milei has made us feel at home,” she remarked, highlighting the historical and cultural bonds between the countries. Milei echoed this sentiment, welcoming Meloni warmly. “This is your home. You are family and will always be received this way,” he said, affirming that the connection between Italians and Argentines is one of shared blood and history.
Both leaders expressed a broader vision for cooperation among like-minded nations. “All nations with shared objectives must collaborate to form an alliance of free nations against tyranny and poverty,” Milei declared. He stressed the importance of defending liberty, stating, “Victory doesn’t depend on the number of soldiers but on the strength that comes from above.” This meeting solidified a partnership rooted in common goals and a commitment to shared values on the global stage.
