The White House announced on Tuesday the key agreements signed with Saudi Arabia following official talks between Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and U.S. President Donald Trump in Riyadh, part of a $600 billion investment package.

Record-Breaking Defense Deal

Among the agreements signed at Al-Yamamah Palace, the largest-ever defense deal was secured, worth $142 billion, covering advanced U.S. military equipment and comprehensive training for Saudi forces. Reuters described this agreement as “the largest in history” and noted that discussions included a possible purchase of F-35 fighter jets by Riyadh.

Major Investments in AI, Technology, and Infrastructure

According to the White House, the agreements also include:

- A $20 billion Saudi investment in DataVolt, supporting AI data centers and energy infrastructure in the United States.

- $80 billion in joint technological investments from major companies like Google, Oracle, Uber, and AMD in both Saudi Arabia and the U.S.

- $2 billion in Saudi infrastructure projects executed by American firms such as AECOM and Parsons.

Trade & Health Sector Deals

Additionally, the agreements cover:

- U.S. exports, including $14.2 billion in gas turbines from FEVernova and $4.8 billion in Boeing 737-8 aircraft.

- A $5.8 billion health investment from Shamekh IV Solutions, which includes building a factory in Michigan.

- Three new investment funds worth $14 billion, focusing on energy, defense, and sports in the United States.