Saudi Crown Prince's visit to Washington: Intensive arrangements and agreements ready for signing
Riyadh and Washington have begun the countdown to the official working visit of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz to the United States on Tuesday, his first visit to the American capital since 2017. This visit comes amidst intensive Saudi-American talks that continued until yesterday, aimed at finalizing the expected outcomes. According to other sources, these negotiations have already concluded, and the agreements to be announced during the visit are ready for signing by President Donald Trump and the Crown Prince in the White House Cabinet Room on Tuesday afternoon.
Official reception and organized diplomatic process
As part of the US preparations to receive the Crown Prince, President Trump confirmed late Friday/early Saturday that his meeting with Prince Mohammed bin Salman was "not a routine meeting," indicating that the visit held significance related to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's in achieving regional stability, in addition to the role played by the Crown Prince. Okaz newspaper reported that an official welcoming ceremony would be held in the South Lawn of the White House , followed by a reception inside the White House.
The Crown Prince will meet with President Trump for a working lunch in the Cabinet Room, near the Oval Office, the same room where the official talks between the two sides will take place. The US President will also host a large dinner in honor of his White House guest, with a number of invitees in attendance.
Investment conference and agreements under finalization
The visit will continue with a major investment conference, attended by leading figures from Wall Street the Silicon Valley technology sector . The conference aims to finalize the agreements and memoranda of understanding signed in Riyadh during President Trump's visit in mid-May.
Several White House officials predict that the US president will attend part of the conference proceedings, a move that reflects the importance of the economic and investment issues related to the visit, and the completion of understandings previously reached between the two sides.
