In the Northwest (NOA), which encompasses Catamarca, Tucumán, Salta and Jujuy, the projected investments amount to 320 million dollars, destined for irrigation and industrialization on about 100,000 hectares, with developments in productions such as blueberries, lemons, livestock and legumes.
For its part, the Pampas region could raise nearly $1 billion in projects related to the dairy industry, irrigation systems and port infrastructure, boosting agricultural and livestock production.
In Cuyo, investments would exceed 2 billion dollars, aimed at the development of crops such as pistachio, nuts and olive trees, with a focus on drip irrigation, water reservoirs and processing plants on more than 100,000 hectares.
Finally, Patagonia, including La Pampa, Rio Negro, Chubut and Santa Cruz, could receive more than $1 billion in initiatives related to agricultural development with irrigation, livestock and intensive crops in fertile valleys.
In this context, Sturzenegger remarked that “we must only leave behind the fears and interests that had condemned us to the poverty and decline to which Kirchnerism had led us”, and concluded: “Today is a time to reaffirm the challenge of progress that this government of Javier Milei had since day one. Argentina will be prosperous. VLLC! ”.
