In a monumental development redefining the trajectory of U.S.–Saudi relations, over $600 billion worth of commercial agreements were announced following former U.S. President Donald Trump’s high-profile return to the Middle East. The historic package marks the largest set of bilateral deals ever signed between the United States and Saudi Arabia, setting a transformative path for joint innovation, economic cooperation, and strategic alignment.
The agreements, unveiled during a summit convening top American and Saudi business leaders and policymakers, span a wide array of sectors including investment, artificial intelligence, clean energy, defense, healthcare, aviation, and infrastructure. This announcement signals a renewed era of global partnership and underscores the Kingdom’s growing influence as a global investment hub aligned with its Vision 2030 goals.
At the center of the summit was a bold commitment from His Royal Highness Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, pledging to inject $600 billion into the U.S. economy over the next four years. This pledge anchors Saudi Arabia’s intent to deepen its role as a long-term investor in high-impact sectors across America, fostering shared growth and technological advancement.
In a strategic pivot towards next-generation technologies, over $100 billion in AI, data, and semiconductor investments were unveiled:
Substantial bilateral investments will also boost critical infrastructure and sustainable energy projects:
In a move to strengthen pharmaceutical supply chains and medical production capabilities:
Underscoring the shared commitment to global security and regional stability, a $142 billion defense agreement was formalized, encompassing technology transfer, joint manufacturing, and military readiness collaboration. This agreement reinforces a robust and long-standing strategic alliance.
Three major bilateral investment vehicles were introduced to accelerate innovation in key industries:
These landmark deals represent a defining moment in the economic and strategic partnership between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia. With the total value of agreements exceeding $600 billion, the summit has laid the foundation for a future characterized by mutual growth, technological leadership, and global collaboration.
The announcements come amid growing bilateral momentum, aligning with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 transformation and the U.S.’s strategic push to expand influence and cooperation across the Middle East.