WASHINGTON, D.C. — The economic momentum ignited by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s meeting with US President Donald Trump on Tuesday quickly carried over to the US-Saudi Investment Forum held on Wednesday at the Kennedy Center.
The forum, hosted by Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Investment under the theme Leadership for Growth: Strengthening the Saudi-US Economic Partnership, brought together top government officials, investors, and CEOs from America’s leading companies to turn high-level government agreements into tangible private sector deals worth billions.
During the event, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman said that the groundwork had been laid for a strengthened partnership between Saudi Arabia and the US, with additional investment agreements expected in sectors such as defense, energy, artificial intelligence (AI), and financial services.
President Trump highlighted that dozens of companies signed deals valued at $270 billion. Praising the crown prince as a bold leader committed to the Saudi-US relationship, Trump also revealed plans to begin efforts to help resolve the conflict in Sudan, following a request from Mohammed bin Salman. The conflict, ongoing since April 2023, recently escalated after the fall of El-Fasher.
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