Trump Calls for Massive Saudi Investment and Oil Price Reduction
In a bold statement at the World Economic Forum in Davos, President Donald Trump announced plans to invite Saudi Arabia to invest a staggering one trillion dollars in the United States, doubling the previously announced figure of $600 billion.
Trump expressed his intentions clearly, stating, “It was announced today through the newspapers that Saudi Arabia will invest at least $600 billion in the United States, but I will ask the Crown Prince to increase that amount to $1 trillion.”
Moreover, Trump emphasized his strategy to tackle global economic issues by demanding that Saudi Arabia and OPEC work towards reducing oil prices. He believes this action could immediately resolve the Ukrainian crisis, saying, “I will ask Saudi Arabia and OPEC to work on lowering oil costs, and I am astonished they didn’t do it before the elections. If prices drop, the Ukrainian crisis would end instantly.”
He criticized the previous administration’s handling of energy and economic policies, pointing
out that under Joe Biden, “control over what happens in our country was completely lost, leading
to inflation, deficits, and rising public debt.”
Trump outlined several quick and decisive actions he’s taken to address these issues, including
freezing foreign aid, declaring an energy deficit emergency, and promoting the use of America’s
vast energy and gas reserves. He also highlighted his administration’s push towards making the
U.S. a hub for artificial intelligence and digital currencies, with rapid legislative actions underway.