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The agreement is presented as technical and financial cooperation, omitting criticism of dependence on external investments, suggesting a more positive and balanced approach. It also highlights investment opportunities and market openings, reflecting a favorable perspective on international relations.
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The Argentine government has renewed a cooperation agreement with the Japan Bank for International Cooperation to finance projects under the Large Investment Incentive Regime (RIGI). This agreement, signed by the Deputy Minister of Economy, aims to promote investment in strategic sectors such as oil, gas, energy, and mining.
Despite a trade deficit with Japan, commercial and investment relations are expanding beyond manufacturing, including lithium production projects.
Generated by AI from the original story in Spanish.
Argentina busca sumar financiamiento japonés para los grandes proyectos de inversión que impulsa bajo el Régimen de Incentivo para Grandes Inversiones (RIGI).
En Tokio, el Gobierno renovó este lunes un acuerdo de cooperación con el Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) que incorpora como eje central el apoyo financiero a iniciativas del régimen y apunta a sectores estratégicos como petróleo y gas, energía y minería.
El entendimiento fue firmado por el viceministro de Economía, José Luis Daza, junto a autoridades del banco japonés. El acuerdo también involucra al Banco de la Nación Argentina.
“A partir de esta nueva renovación, se incorpora como eje central la cooperación financiera para proyectos en los sectores mencionados, en el marco del RIGI”, comunicó Economía en X.
El memorando había sido firmado originalmente en 2018 y renovado en 2023.
El vínculo con Japón tiene además una base inversora significativa. Según un informe de Biglobal, el stock de Inversión Extranjera Directa (IED) japonesa en Argentina alcanzó u$s 2634 millones al 31 de marzo de 2026, frente a u$s 2435 millones a fines de 2025.
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