Argentina is making big moves in its foreign and defense policies, strengthening its relationship with the United States and aiming for a larger role in global security. Recently, Argentina’s Defense Minister Luis Petri had a phone call with U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd J. Austin III, where they talked about deepening the partnership between the two countries. Argentina also expressed its interest in becoming a “global partner” of NATO (the North Atlantic Treaty Organization), one of the most powerful military alliances in the world.
Argentina Wants to Join NATO
Petri emphasized how important it is for Argentina to strengthen defense ties with the U.S., especially as the country hopes to join NATO as a Global Partner. This status would allow Argentina to play a bigger and more active role in Western security, without becoming a full member of NATO. For Argentina, this relationship with NATO has become a key focus under President Javier Milei’s government, which is determined...
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