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President Donald J. Trump Secures Historic $600 Billion Saudi Investment, Ushering in a New Era of U.S.-Saudi Economic Partnership


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Riyadh, Saudi Arabia – In a landmark announcement that redefines global economic and strategic alliances, President Donald J. Trump has secured a historic $600 billion commitment from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to invest in the United States. The agreements, unveiled today in Riyadh, mark the largest bilateral investment package ever signed between the two nations and signal a renewed era of prosperity, innovation, and strategic cooperation.


A Transformative Partnership for the 21st Century


The multi-sector investment spans defense, energy, infrastructure, healthcare, advanced technologies, and cultural diplomacy, reflecting a profound deepening of U.S.-Saudi relations. President Trump hailed the deal as “a monumental leap forward for American workers, industries, and national security.”


“From the first day of my presidency, I made it clear—America comes first,” President Trump said. “Today’s announcement proves that our vision delivers results—jobs, investment, and unmatched global leadership.”


Key Pillars of the $600 Billion Commitment




  • DataVolt’s $20 Billion in AI and Energy Infrastructure: Saudi Arabian tech firm DataVolt will spearhead massive development of AI data centers across the U.S., coupled with energy infrastructure upgrades.



  • $80 Billion in Tech Sector Collaboration: Joint investment by major U.S. firms—Google, Oracle, Salesforce, AMD, and Uber—will fund dual-nation tech innovation hubs and cloud infrastructure.



  • Defense Mega-Deal Worth $142 Billion: The largest defense agreement in history will provide Saudi Arabia with cutting-edge U.S. weaponry, aerospace systems, missile defense, and military training, cementing America’s role as the Kingdom’s primary security partner.



  • U.S. Infrastructure and Services Exports: American firms Hill International, Jacobs, AECOM, and Parsons will support multi-billion-dollar Saudi projects, including King Salman International Airport and Qiddiya City, creating over $2 billion in U.S. services exports.



  • Healthcare and Industrial Growth: Shamekh IV Solutions will invest $5.8 billion in a U.S.-based facility to manufacture IV fluids, bolstering national health security and Michigan-based job creation.



  • Sector-Specific Investment Funds: New Saudi-backed U.S. funds include a $5B Energy Investment Fund, a $5B Aerospace Fund, and a $4B Global Sports Fund, targeting American industries poised for long-term growth.


Deepening Strategic and Scientific Ties


The scope of cooperation extends beyond economics. Agreements between NASA and the Saudi Space Agency will launch a Saudi CubeSat on Artemis II, highlighting joint scientific progress. In energy and mining, new MOUs will expand U.S.-Saudi collaboration on critical minerals, infrastructure, and innovation.


A revamped U.S.-Saudi Air Transport Agreement will also allow cargo carriers to operate more efficiently, a key advancement for global logistics and trade.


Cultural and Educational Alliances


Furthering cultural diplomacy, the Smithsonian Institution will collaborate with the Royal Commission for AlUla on exhibitions and conservation projects, including a Washington, D.C. exhibit for the endangered Arabian leopard. These partnerships reflect a growing vision of mutual cultural respect and academic exchange.


A Milestone in America’s Economic Renaissance


Today’s agreements follow on the heels of President Trump’s recently announced U.S.-UK trade accord and build on his 2017 success in securing major Saudi investments. Together, these milestones underscore a consistent strategy of securing advantageous global deals to promote American prosperity.


“Our vision is bold and our future is bright,” President Trump concluded. “Together with Saudi Arabia, we are shaping a legacy of peace, progress, and prosperity that will benefit generations of Americans and Saudis alike.”




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