President Trump secured a $600 billion investment commitment from Saudi Arabia on Tuesday, including a $142 billion defense and security agreement, following a summit with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in Riyadh.
According to the White House, the agreement will boost U.S. energy, defense, technology, and infrastructure sectors. The defense pact includes advanced air and missile systems, space technology, and equipment from dozens of U.S. companies.
Key components of the deal include:
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A $20 billion investment by Saudi firm DataVolt in U.S. AI data centers and energy infrastructure.
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$80 billion in joint tech investments from Google, Oracle, Uber, and others.
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$2 billion in U.S. engineering exports to Saudi infrastructure projects.
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$14.2 billion in GE Vernova energy solutions and $4.8 billion in Boeing aircraft for Saudi carrier AviLease.
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A $5.8 billion health care investment in a Michigan-based IV fluid plant.
The White House heralded the deal as “historic,” positioning it as the centerpiece of Trump’s second-term economic diplomacy and a “new golden era” in U.S.-Saudi relations.
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