US and Saudi Arabia sign ‘peaceful’ multidecade nuclear cooperation deal

The United States and Saudi Arabia signed a peaceful nuclear cooperation agreement to establish a multibillion-dollar partnership. Energy Secretary Chris Wright and Saudi Minister of Energy Abdulaziz bin Salman signed the pact, which aims to advance shared strategic and economic objectives over several decades. Washington officials described the landmark agreement as a foundation for long-term cooperation in nuclear energy, paving the way for significant future investments and strategic alignment between the two nations throughout the coming years.