There is a current need for the development of infrastructure
projects that has foreign investors making their way to
Argentina.
New laws and regulations in Argentina are making it easier to
develop the much-needed infrastructure improvements. Under
President Mauricio Macri, the country has looking to international
and local investors for projects such as, renewable energy, thermal
power, transportation, housing, telecommunication and flood risk
management. The government has expressed their interest in developing projects for a total $69 billion
through 2025. This would require private investments of
approximately $30 billion. New regulations and laws have been
passed to encourage development between the public and private
sectors (PPP). The laws cover environmental controls and contractor
responsibility for infrastructure projects bringing a beneficial
partnership to both the public and private sectors.