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Ireland opened its Embassy in Buenos Aires in 1948, making Argentina Ireland’s oldest partner in Latin America and the Caribbean. Alongside these historical and cultural links, today our relations have been enriched by cultural, commercial and educational links.

Growing links

The Irish community in Argentina play a huge role in creating and maintaining the positive relationship between our two peoples.

As well as our people-to-people connections, educational and commercial ties are further cementing the links between our two countries.

Argentina is Ireland’s third largest trade partner in the Latin American and the Caribbean region, with exports and imports between the two countries growing by a massive 80% in the last ten years.

With numerous research partnerships and Argentine universities delivering Irish Studies Programmes, there is also a thriving environment of collaboration across Irish and Argentine institutions.

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young Argentinians per year come to Ireland under the Working Holiday Agreement

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Ireland opened its Embassy in Buenos Aires in 1948

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Argentine-Irish associations

Buenos Aires cityscape lit up at night

Embassy of Ireland, Argentina

The Embassy works to promote and protect Irish interests in Argentina, strengthen political and economic relationships, support the Irish community and promote cultural ties and the Irish arts.