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Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has announced that Saudi Arabia will invest $600 billion in the United States over the next four years. This deal targets critical sectors such as defense, technology, and energy. It represents a deepening of ties between the two countries and aligns with Trump’s long-standing commitment to creating jobs and driving economic growth in the U.S., as reported by Yahoo News.
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This investment is expected to significantly boost industries that are crucial to both nations’ interests. For Saudi Arabia, the collaboration is part of its Vision 2030 initiative to diversify its economy beyond oil dependency. For the U.S., it signals a strengthened alliance with a key global player.
President Trump’s relationship with Saudi Arabia has been a cornerstone of his foreign policy since his first term. In 2017, Trump secured a $110 billion arms deal with the kingdom, a move that enhanced U.S. defense capabilities while cementing the alliance. This latest agreement builds on that foundation, showcasing Trump’s ability to maintain and expand strategic partnerships.
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