Trump’s first foreign call: Riyadh pledges $600 billion for US trade and investment
During the phone call on Wednesday January 22, the Saudi Crown Prince congratulated Trump on the formation of his new administration and expressed his country’s desire to increase investment and trade with the U.S. by up to $600 billion, or even more, during the next four years of Trump’s second term, should the opportunity arise.
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