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After a recent presidential tour of China, Russia and Barbados, Alberto Fernández announced that he will travel to Chile in March to participate in the inauguration of the new trans-Andean president, Gabriel Boric. Later, he will visit two countries in the Middle East: the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia.
The first stop will be in Santiago de Chile, on Friday, March 11, to participate in the swearing-in ceremony of the Chilean president-elect Boric, as confirmed by official sources, in a gesture of support and Latin American unity. Days later, he will travel to the Middle East where, among other activities, he will hold meetings with the aim of attracting investment to the country. With that objective, on March 14 he would be arriving in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, to travel to Dubai on the 15th. There, he will visit the World Expo of which Argentina is a part.
In the exhibition, each of the 192 participating countries has its own pavilion to spread its culture, sports, technology, creativity, innovation and natural landscapes. Also its potential in certain industrial and business sectors. After the short visit to the United Arab Emirates, the President will travel on March 16 to Saudi Arabia where, in principle, this new diplomatic tour would end.
