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On his first international trip of his second presidential term, U.S. President Donald Trump arrived in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday to formalize a series of major agreements aimed at strengthening economic and military ties.
Topping the list was a massive $142 billion defense sales agreement, providing Saudi Arabia with advanced military equipment and services from U.S. defense firms. According to a White House factsheet, the deal is part of a broader $600 billion Saudi investment commitment into the U.S. economy.
Additional deals include $14.2 billion in GE gas turbines and energy technologies and $4.8 billion worth of Boeing 737-8 passenger aircraft exports.
The agreements mark a significant deepening of U.S.-Saudi relations, with economic and strategic implications across defense, aviation, and energy sectors.
