President Donald Trump will host Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman at the White House in Washington, D.C. where they will discuss business and security agreements between the United States and Saudi Arabia and how both countries will expand their partnership.
Officials from both governments are preparing documents for possible announcements during or after the meeting. The White House is working with Saudi representatives on protocol, scheduling, and public statements.
U.S. officials say the talks will cover economic cooperation in energy, technology, defense, and infrastructure. They are studying ways for American companies to expand in the Saudi market and for Saudi Arabia to gain access to advanced U.S. technology. Negotiators are reviewing earlier commitments and possible new projects.
The crown prince is promoting his economic reform plan, Vision 2030, which aims to diversify the Saudi economy. Saudi authorities are seeking partnerships, investment, and expertise from abroad. U.S. officials say the visit will create chances for American firms to link up with Saudi projects.
Both sides are preparing for detailed talks on defense contracts. U.S. officials are reviewing existing arms agreements and possible new purchases. Saudi representatives are meeting U.S. defense industry executives and agencies to discuss training, technology transfer, and support services.
White House staff are planning ceremonies, photo opportunities, and press events for the visit. They are coordinating media access and messaging with the Saudi delegation. Briefings are expected to focus on security, trade, investment, and regional issues.
Officials say both governments will enter the talks with the aim of expanding economic and security cooperation. Any outcomes will depend on the final terms of agreements reached during the White House meeting.