‎U.S. and Saudi Arabia Finalize Historic Billion-Dollar Civil Nuclear Energy Deal

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‎A major step in U.S.–Saudi relations was announced as both nations confirmed a historic civil nuclear energy deal valued in the billions. The agreement was revealed during Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s visit to Washington, D.C., marking his first trip to the U.S. capital in seven years.
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‎The U.S. and Saudi Arabia confirm a historic civil nuclear energy deal as President Trump meets Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in Washington.
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‎President Donald Trump hosted the Crown Prince at the White House, where officials highlighted the significance of the newly signed Joint Declaration on the Completion of Negotiations on Civil Nuclear Cooperation. U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright described the development as a key moment for the partnership between both countries and emphasized its scale.
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‎The statement outlined the core goals of the civil nuclear cooperation framework, including the introduction of American nuclear technology to Saudi Arabia and the establishment of bilateral safeguard agreements. These measures were presented as part of efforts to support nonproliferation commitments and to advance long-term collaboration.
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‎Wright noted that the agreement aligns with President Trump’s broader approach focused on prosperity and international stability. Officials credited the bilateral partnership with contributing to regional shifts toward economic activity and commercial growth.

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