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Today, November nineteenth, the White House is the site of an unprecedented diplomatic and business summit as President Donald Trump formally hosts Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. This major visit is dominating news from Washington. Overnight, President Trump and the First Lady greeted the Crown Prince, capping off the exchange with a lavish state dinner in the East Room featuring an extraordinary guest list. Among those in attendance were major international figures including Elon Musk, Cristiano Ronaldo, and Jeff Bezos. The event is widely seen as a signal of deepening United States-Saudi ties and aims to showcase a new era of investment and cooperation.
DWS News reports that the dinner coincided with a breakthrough announcement: the United States is formally designating Saudi Arabia as a major non-North Atlantic Treaty Organization ally. The administration describes this as a transformational step for U.S. foreign policy, aligning with broad efforts to expand military and economic partnerships in the region.
In a series of bilateral talks, President Trump and the Crown Prince finalized outlines of a comprehensive defense agreement. Saudi Arabia is expected to sign contracts for advanced F-35 fighter jets, marking the kingdom as the first Arab nation to acquire this fifth-generation aircraft. There are also announcements of over six hundred billion dollars in fresh Saudi investment across U.S. industries, with a special focus on energy, artificial intelligence, and advanced technology. According to the Arab Center Washington, this is part of a larger strategy to bolster the regional order through shared prosperity and technological leadership.
Observers note that the President praised Crown Prince Mohammed’s commitment to modernization and economic reform, vowing to support Saudi Vision 2030. In Oval Office remarks covered by NBC News, President Trump publicly reiterated his support for the Crown Prince, while also seeking to downplay ongoing controversy over the 2018 killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, a subject that continues to cast a shadow over U.S.-Saudi relations.
Apart from headline diplomatic engagements, Secretary of State Marco Rubio is participating in meetings and briefings at both the Department of State and the White House, underscoring heightened activity as key members of the administration coordinate next steps following the Saudi visit.
Looking ahead, the day will continue with a high-profile U.S.-Saudi Investment Forum at the Kennedy Center, expected to formalize many of the economic commitments discussed during the state visit. Artificial intelligence partnerships, nuclear energy cooperation, and regional security frameworks are all expected to feature prominently on the agenda.
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