Trump will travel to the Middle East again: the first destination will be Saudi Arabia

US President Donald Trump plans to visit Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) from May 13 to 16. This was officially announced by White House Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt.

Trump had previously confirmed in a statement on April 1 that he would first visit Saudi Arabia. He also said that he planned to visit other Middle Eastern countries, such as Qatar and the UAE, as part of this trip.

The fact that Donald Trump will start his first foreign visit after returning to the presidency with Saudi Arabia is an indication of the further strengthening of US relations with the Persian Gulf states. The issues of expanding economic cooperation, trade and investment with these countries are at the top of the agenda.

It is noteworthy that Donald Trump began his foreign visits in Saudi Arabia during his previous presidency. At that time, the Saudi kingdom agreed to buy a total of $ 450 billion in goods from the United States.

Now, observers and experts are watching with interest to see how bilateral relations, especially economic cooperation, will rise to a new level after Trump's current visit.

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