Awada to host another G20 summit

Awada will take the opportunity to promote the National Plan for Early Childhood Argentine government. The project aims to ensure that every child in the country has access to equal opportunities meet their nutritional, social and educational needs.

The program will start on Friday the 30th with a reception and lunch at Villa Ocampo, the old house of the writer Victoria Ocampo. In 1973, the property, located in the northern part of the metropolitan area of ​​Buenos Aires, was donated to UNESCO with the aim of projecting its vision and promoting culture.

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Villa Ocampo

Awada will officially host the companions who will visit the residence and enjoy a typical Argentinian lunch prepared by the renowned chef. Francis Mallmann.

At the end of the afternoon, the spouses and accompanying persons will attend a cultural show at Colon Theater. Then both will participate in a dinner at Golden Hall Theater.

The program will continue on Saturday morning with a visit to the Museum of Latin American Art of Buenos Aires (MALBA), in the Palermo district, where companions will visit the permanent exhibition. Then they will share a lunch that will be in charge of the chefs Fernando Trocca, Guido Tbadi and Javier Rodríguez

In conclusion, the first Argentine lady will present to her peers an unprecedented project that unites art and childhood, and which will be conducted as part of National Plan for Early Childhood. The proposal, which brings together 10 prominent Argentinian artists at this early stage, is being presented for the first time at the G20 summit.