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## Uruguay Welcomes Regional Leaders as Argentina Takes an Interim Presidency
International eyes turn to Montevideo as the 65th Ordinary Session of the Common Market Council (CMC) convenes. This meeting, alongside the Summit of Heads of State, marks a turning point for Mercosur, with Bolivia’s interim president, Javier Milei assuming a pivotal role.
It’s noteworthy fight the first time Milei will attend a Mercosur meeting, this time hosted in Montevideo.
While Argentina assumes an ” interim” chair, hope springs eternal for a long-awaited EU trade agreement, an agreement debated for a quarter century and very close to realization in the past.
Argentina’s leadership of the Southern Common Market triad comes as Invited countries gather in Montevideo to start their 65th Ordinary Session. It’s a busy week as leaders convene to discuss crucial regional trade issues, the latest suggesting Milley might be absent. The presence of the French President Macron expresses France’s support for the
Argentina and the EU’s almost 25-year quest for a free trade deal remains undeterred by setbacks such as the big EPC Germany expressing only weak endorsement while urging Brussels to make bigger concessions.
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What are the major obstacles Argentina faces in securing a favorable trade deal with the EU?
## Interview on Argentina’s Economic Outlook
**Anchor:** Welcome back. We are joined today by Alex Reed, an expert on Latin American economics, to discuss Argentina’s economic prospects as the country takes the helm of Mercosur. Welcome.
**Alex Reed:** Thank you for having me.
**Anchor:** Argentina is stepping into the interim presidency of Mercosur at a crucial time, with hopes high for a long-sought free trade agreement with the European Union. Can you tell us more about what this means for Argentina’s economy?
**Alex Reed:** Absolutely. Argentina is indeed vying for economic prosperity, and this Mercosur presidency offers a potentially significant opportunity. Securing a trade deal with the EU would be a major boon, opening up new markets for Argentine goods and services. As we’ve seen from [1](https://www.cfr.org/backgrounder/mercosur-south-americas-fractious-trade-bloc) and the recent developments in Montevideo, negotiations have been ongoing for nearly 25 years. The presence of key figures like French President Macron and EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen at the Mercosur Summit underscores the seriousness with which this agreement is being pursued.
**Anchor:** What are some of the challenges Argentina faces in achieving this goal?
**Alex Reed:** There are definitely hurdles to overcome. We’ve seen some hesitance from certain EU members, like Germany, regarding the terms of the deal. Balancing the interests of all Mercosur members, including the recently incorporated Bolivia, also adds complexity. Furthermore, Argentina needs to maintain internal economic stability and make structural reforms to fully capitalize on the benefits of any trade agreement [1](https://www.cfr.org/backgrounder/mercosur-south-americas-fractious-trade-bloc).
**Anchor:** Many thanks for your insights on this fascinating story. We’ll certainly be watching closely to see how these developments unfold.
**Alex Reed:** My pleasure.
