"Trump greeted him with a ceremony that featured marching bands, flag-carrying horsemen and a military flyover. list of 3 itemsend of list The opulent display of hospitality signalled Trump's embrace of what he sees as a new Middle East driven by financial investments and US partnerships with allies in the region, chiefly Saudi Arabia. After Prince Mohammed's arrival through the South Portico, he and Trump took questions from journalists in the Oval Office."
"The two leaders spoke of business opportunities, peace, artificial intelligence and the tech business. The apparent challenges in the region, including the continuing humanitarian crisis in Gaza, appeared to take a back seat during their Oval Office appearance. Here are the key takeaways from the meeting: In recent months, Trump has repeatedly said he would like Saudi Arabia to join the so-called Abraham Accords, which established formal relations between Israel and several Arab countries."
"We believe having a good relation with all Middle Eastern countries is a good thing, and we want to be part of the Abraham Accords, Prince Mohammed told reporters. But we want also to be sure that we secure a clear path [to a] two-state solution. And today we have a healthy discussion with Mr President that we've got to work on th"
President Donald Trump welcomed Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to the White House with an elaborate ceremony featuring marching bands, flag-carrying horsemen, and a military flyover. The visit emphasized growing Washington–Riyadh ties centered on major investments and strategic US–Saudi partnerships. The two leaders met in the Oval Office and discussed business opportunities, peace, artificial intelligence, and technology. Regional crises, including the humanitarian situation in Gaza, received limited attention during the appearance. Trump and the crown prince signalled possible progress toward Saudi participation in the Abraham Accords while the crown prince affirmed Saudi interest in advancing a Palestinian two-state solution.
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