On his first day in office, Milley quickly undertook reforms, reducing the original 18 cabinet ministries to just nine, an unprecedented move. The change may be in line with Milley's campaign promises, but it will not be easy to make such a change effective.
As we all know, Argentina is facing economic difficulties and political challenges, the solution of which cannot be easily achieved by one person. Although this move by Milley was extremely determined, it was only the beginning, and he still had a long way to go in the face of the difficulties and pressures ahead.
First, Milley will face pressure from the opposition. Although he was elected, the Liberal Forward Party, which holds 11 percent of seats in the House and 13 percent, is hard for him not to be influenced by the opposition when he governs, meaning his reforms could be stymied.
Second, Milley's challenge also includes the support of local governors. Argentina is a federal country, and the attitude of local governors is directly related to the implementation of reform policies. If the local governor does not support Milley's policies, there is a great deal of uncertainty about whether these policies will be successfully implemented.
Finally, some of Milley's crazy ideas, such as "total dollarization", are also difficult to realize. Argentina is currently facing huge poverty, inflation and debt rates, which will require more comprehensive policies and long-term efforts to address them and achieve economic recovery.
Milley made unfriendly remarks during the election campaign, sparking speculation about his attitude toward China. However, after taking office, Milley changed his attitude. He thanked China for its congratulations and expressed his best wishes for Sino-Arab relations.
China and Argentina have close cooperative relations in the economic, trade, and financial fields. China is Argentina's second largest partner, and the two countries' largest partners continue to grow. Argentina's soybeans, beef and other important agricultural products are mainly exported to the Chinese market, which has played a positive role in promoting Argentina's economic development.
In the financial aspect, Argentina's cooperation with China has also achieved good results. At the beginning of this year, the two countries reached a consensus to expand the currency swap agreement again, which eased the financial pressure on Argentina and contributed to the stable development of the country's economy.
Although Millet has shown some unfriendly signals in his attitude toward China, it can be expected that there will be no major changes in Sino-Arab bilateral relations, considering the convergence of interests and close cooperation between China and Argentina, as well as China's consistent and active stance of actively promoting China-Latin America cooperation.
However, as part of China's foreign relations, we should not take it lightly. In recent years, changes in the international situation have brought certain uncertainties to China-LAC cooperation, and we need to pay close attention to and actively participate in the process of China-Arab cooperation, so as to make our own contribution to the stable development of China-Arab relations.
Argentina's new ** Milley showed his determination and willingness to reform on his first day in office, and the reduction of cabinet departments has attracted widespread attention. However, he still faces many challenges in the face of real-world difficulties and pressures. Reform is not an overnight process and takes time and effort to achieve results.
In terms of bilateral relations between China and Argentina, some of Milley's unfriendly remarks have aroused concern about his attitude toward China. However, taking into account the common interests and close cooperation between China and Argentina, as well as China's consistent and active stance of actively promoting China-Latin America cooperation, it can be expected that there will be no major changes in China-Arab relations.
For us, China-Arab cooperation is of great significance to both sides. We should continue to pay attention to and actively participate in the process of China-Arab cooperation, and promote the steady development of China-Arab relations. At the same time, we also need to remain vigilant about Milley** in order to respond to possible policy changes.