Trump Secures Historic $600 Billion Deal with Saudi Arabia

Fact Sheet: President Donald J. Trump Lands the Largest Investment in History at $600 Billion Saudi Arabian Contract

FOR THE FURTHERANCE OF STRATEGIC ALLIANCES FOR ECONOMIC VITALITY:

At a news conference in Saudi Arabia, President Donald J. Trump publicized that during his recent visit, Saudi Arabia had pledged to advance $600 billion towards the development of economic relations with the United States for many generations to come. The first contracts under the overarching announcement further our energy security, defense industry, technological leadership, and global infrastructure access as well as critical minerals.

The deals celebrated today are remarkable and transformative for both nations and mark the dawn of a new golden era of relations for the United States and Saudi Arabia.

No American President implemented anything close to the America First Trade and Trust Investment Policy, and from day one it was obvious it focused on the U.S. economy, worker, and national security with instilling American Priorities front and center.

Here is only a small list of many of the transformative deals won in Saudi Arabia:

Saudi Arabian Data Volt is advancing the plan to build $20 billion AI data center and energy infrastructure in the United States.

Google, DataVolt, Oracle, Salesforce, AMD, and Uber pledged to the joint investment of $80 billion in transformative advanced technology for both countries.

Prominent American Hill International, Jacobs, Parsons, AECOM are constructing tower infrastructure including Qiddiya City, The Vault, King Salman Park, King Salman International Airport.

Turbines and energy solutions by GE Vernova also make significant contributions to exports, valued at $14.2 billion. Boeing 737-8 passenger aircraft sold to AviLease are also valued at $4.8 billion.

Shamekh IV Solutions, LLC, will invest $5.8 billion into healthcare, which includes a high-capacity IV fluid plant in Michigan.

Some partnership investors are composed of sector-focused funds that spend heavily on the USA, like the $5 billion Energy Investment Fund, the $5 billion New Era Aerospace and Defense Technology Fund, and the $4 billion Enfield Sports Global Sports Fund, which all invest heavily into American industries and fuel innovation and quality jobs throughout the US.

In an effort to bolster our defense and security cooperation, the US and Saudi Arabia signed the most lucrative defense sales deal ever—almost $142 billion in cutting edge warfighting equipment and services from more than a dozen US defense contractors to be provided to Saudi Arabia.

There are five broad categories my proposed sales will be structured into: (1) development of air force and space systems, (2) air and missile defense systems, (3) maritime and coastal defense, (4) land forces modernization, border security, and (5) upgrades to information and communication systems.