Bridging Argentina & Texas: Successful Completion of the Argentina EditionFrom September 8 to 11, the Argentina Texas Chamber of Commerce (ATCC) successfully carried out the Argentina edition of the Bridging Argentina & Texas mission, one of the most important initiatives of the year for our Chamber. This first phase brought to Buenos Aires a high-level U.S. delegation composed of government officials, energy executives, service providers, and technology leaders, with the purpose of strengthening bilateral ties and exploring opportunities in Argentina’s energy sector. The program began with a series of private briefings that offered delegates a 360° view of Argentina’s business and energy environment. Experts from Marval O’Farrell Mairal, Moody’s, and Rystad Energy provided key insights into the country’s regulatory framework, macroeconomic and financial outlook, and future scenarios for the energy industry. This session laid the foundation for the rest of the mission, equipping participants with the context needed to engage meaningfully with both public and private stakeholders. Delegates then had the opportunity to visit YPF’s Real Time Intelligence Center, where they experienced firsthand how Argentina’s largest energy company applies real-time data and predictive analytics to optimize production in Vaca Muerta. The mission agenda also included a tour of AOG 2025, the largest oil & gas exhibition in Latin America, which gathered over 400 exhibitors and offered U.S. companies a privileged window into Argentina’s industrial and technological capabilities. Networking and relationship-building were also central to the mission. To wrap up the first day of our trade mission, ATCC hosted a private welcome dinner, creating a relaxed setting for Argentine and U.S. participants to connect. The institutional dimension of the mission was equally significant. At Palacio San Martín, delegates held an official meeting with the Argentine Ministry of Foreign Affairs to discuss the country’s foreign economic strategy and investment promotion tools. Later that day, the delegation attended a high-level reception at the U.S. Embassy in Buenos Aires, co-hosted with the Energy Workforce & Technology Council. On the third day of the mission, at the Ministry of Economy, Vice Minister of Energy Daniel González led a bilateral roundtable with executives from major Argentine operators, including YPF, Pampa Energía, Vista Energy, Shell, Tecpetrol, and Pluspetrol, among others. These exchanges provided valuable opportunities to present U.S. capabilities, explore synergies, and identify concrete areas for collaboration. The Buenos Aires portion of the mission ended with a private cocktail organized by TB Cargo and Bentia Energy, further strengthening ties across the energy and logistics sectors. The Argentina edition of Bridging Argentina & Texas clearly demonstrated the value of ATCC’s role in connecting both markets. By combining technical insights, institutional access, and networking opportunities, the mission succeeded in positioning Argentina’s energy sector to potential U.S. investors while simultaneously reinforcing the presence of Texas as a key strategic partner. This is only the beginning. The second phase of the mission will take place from October 21–23, 2025 in Midland, Texas, the heart of the Permian Basin and one of the most dynamic energy hubs in the world. There, Argentine companies will build on the conversations initiated in Buenos Aires through an equally ambitious agenda, which will include the Bridging Argentina & Texas seminar, a bilateral roundtable with Texan stakeholders, technical site visits in the Permian Basin, and participation at ATCC’s stand during PBIOS.
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