Saudi-US Investment Forum begins in Washington tomorrow

First Saudi-US Investment Forum was held in Riyadh in May

Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Investment announced the second Saudi-US Investment Forum in Washington, D.C., will start on Nov. 19 under the theme “Leadership for Growth: Strengthening the Saudi-American Economic Partnership.”

The forum will feature panel discussions covering key strategic sectors, including AI, energy, finance, healthcare, defense and space, advanced manufacturing, and infrastructure, the ministry said on X.

It added that the forum seeks to unveil a new set of partnerships, agreements, and investment projects between Saudi and US companies, building on the outcome of the first edition held in Riyadh in May.

The forum aims to deepen economic cooperation by aligning Saudi investment ambitions with US innovation to drive sustainable growth and mutual prosperity, bringing together senior officials, decision-makers, CEOs, major investors, entrepreneurs, innovators, and representatives from both the public and private sectors.

The forum coincides with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s official working visit to Washington, starting today, Nov. 18. During the visit, the Crown Prince will meet with the US President to discuss bilateral ties, opportunities for expanded cooperation, and issues of mutual concern.