Juliana Awada, hostess: how she impressed her personal touch at the top

The "memories" he has chosen for the chiefs and companions

Once completed

G20

,
the companions of the participating chefs will receive a series of gifts, all bearing the stamp "national industry", to take a piece of Argentina home. The memories were personally selected by

Juliana Awada

, with the intention that the
partners Discover, through them, a little more of our country.

The men will receive alpaca shawls created by the Association of Spinners and Weavers of Vicuña "Belén, Cuna del Poncho", Catamarca. Each scarf, handmade and woven in a creole craft, is two meters long and 60 centimeters wide. The presence of the badociation (a project born more than ten years ago and composed today of 22 people) in the "bag of memories" meets a premise promoted by the first lady: that entrepreneurs social groups are represented. Each fabric has its respective certification of origin issued by the competent bodies.

Each of the women at the top, leading and first ladies, will receive a bracelet from the Argentinian artist and jeweler Ignacio Bárcena, ambbadador of the Creole silverware in the world.

They will also be included in the selection of gifts:

• Vasalissa chocolates with heart of dulce de leche, so that they know one of the biggest and the sweetest Argentine weaknesses.
• Different varieties of Tealosophy, the tea house created by Inés Berton. It also includes a
  mix specially created for the G20 with a flavor and aroma inspired by Patagonia.
• Candles of Fueguía 1833, the brand of Julián Bedel, who had initially partner Amalita Amoedo.
• Bottles of wine from the winery Escorihuela Gascón

The gifts will be accompanied by a card signed by Mauricio Macri and Juliana Awada with the following text: "We are delighted to welcome you to Buenos Aires and we are committed to making your stay and meeting memorable and constructive."

Where will the seal of the first lady be seen?

Juliana Awada has been actively involved in the preparation of the G-20 summit. He worked in a specific direction: it was proposed that every decision he takes, down to the smallest detail, reflects something of the Argentine culture. And he gave special importance to the participation of entrepreneurs and organizations with social impact. Then, some of the "keys" of the first lady who will discover the leaders of the world and their companions during their stay in the country.

• The main pavilion of Costa Salguero has been decorated with baskets of ginger handcrafted by a group of Formosa women who work in the Adularia.
• The leaders have linen napkins made by Las Randeras, a group of women from Tucuman who work with ancestral technique.
• Soaps have been developed by the Taller Los Naranjos Foundation, Don Torcuato, a social enterprise that works to improve the lives of adolescents in vulnerable households through pottery.

Juliana Awada also coordinated the menus that the world's leaders and their companions will try during their stay, so that there are no overlays and that it is possible to discover all the flavors of our geography: from the Earth of Fire to the north humilla. And he chose the two destinations, Villa Ocampo and the Latin American Art Museum of Buenos Aires, which will visit the companions at the summit, which, on this occasion, has a marked fondness for the art (The first ladies of Korea, Kim Jung Sook and China, Peng Liyuan, are singers, while the French, Brigitte Trogneux, is a professor of literature).

Exactly, in the

Malba

Juliana Awada will have her big challenge as a speaker: she will present a project combining art and childhood, part of the National Plan for Early Childhood. Meanwhile, ten artists from different parts of the country will be playing on wooden chairs for children, typical of the children's gardens. These chairs will be signed by the
partners and then they will be sent to early childhood homes in different parts of the country as a legacy of the G20. The artists participating in this initiative are Marta Minujín, Diana Aisenberg, Cynthia Cohen, Graciela Hasper (for Buenos Aires), Nicola Costantino (for Santa Fe), Dolores Cáceres (for Córdoba), Mariano Ferrante (for Bahía Blanca), Silvana Lacarra. (by Bragado), Andrés Paredes (by Misiones) and Inés Raiteri (by Mar del Plata).

Sunday, after the closing of the summit,

Mauricio Macri

will receive Chinese President Xi Jinping at Quinta de Olivos. To entertain his wife, the lyrical singer Peng Liyuan, hyperfamous in his country, Juliana Awada organized a short concert that still did not go beyond the details.