President Donald Trump has now reportedly successfully secured a monumental $1.4 trillion investment commitment from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) aimed at bolstering American industries over the next decade.
This significant agreement focuses on enhancing investments in U.S. sectors such as energy, manufacturing, and technology.
The announcement was made by the White House, emphasizing that the new framework will greatly amplify existing UAE investments in AI infrastructure, semiconductors, and manufacturing.
The deal was negotiated during a recent Oval Office meeting between Trump and Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed, the UAE’s national security adviser.
The discussions involved Vice President JD Vance and Cabinet members engaging with a UAE delegation that featured leaders from several major sovereign wealth funds and corporations.
Sheikh Tahnoon expressed the UAE’s dedication to strengthening economic ties with the U.S. through accelerated investments in areas like artificial intelligence, advanced technology, infrastructure, energy, and healthcare.
As part of this investment framework, entities like UAE investment fund ADQ and U.S. partner Energy Capital Partners initiated a $25 billion project focused on American energy infrastructure and data centers.
Additionally, XRG, the international arm of the UAE’s state oil company ADNOC, pledged to support U.S. natural gas production through an investment in the NextDecade liquefied natural gas export facility located in Texas.
The participating companies reportedly plan to pursue additional substantial investments in U.S. assets, including gas, chemicals, and further energy infrastructure.
Throughout his campaign, Trump emphasized the crucial role of foreign investment in revitalizing American manufacturing and job creation in technology sectors, and this landmark agreement reflects that vision for economic growth.
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