Strong Saudi-US ties only continue to grow, Kingdom’s envoy says

Saudi Arabia’s Ambassador to the US Princess Reema bint Bandar speaks during the FII Priority Summit in Miami Beach, Florida, on February 20, 2025. (AFP)
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Updated 20 February 2025
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Strong Saudi-US ties only continue to grow, Kingdom’s envoy says

  • Princess Reema said that strong and growing Saudi-US relations were “creating once unimaginable opportunities for a more prosperous future together”

RIYADH: The strong ties between Saudi Arabia and the US only continue to grow, the Kingdom’s ambassador to Washington Princess Reema bint Bandar said on Thursday.

Princess Reema said that strong and growing Saudi-US relations were “creating once unimaginable opportunities for a more prosperous future together.”

The Kingdom’s envoy made the comments on social media platform X after welcoming US President Donald Trump to the FII PRIORITY Miami 2025 summit on Wednesday.

The gathering of thought leaders, investors, and policymakers reflected the strength of “our shared vision, where partnership, trade, and investment drive progress,” Princess Reema said.

During the opening of the summit on Wednesday, Trump thanked Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for facilitating US-Russian talks on the Ukraine war that were held in Riyadh on Tuesday.


Session held on development in Makkah

 Mirkaz Al-Balad Al-Ameen Initiative Hosts Session on Development in Makkah. (SPA)
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Session held on development in Makkah

  • The session underscored Makkah’s status as a city of global religious and historical significance, and stressed the need for development projects that respect this, while providing high-quality services for residents and visitors

RIYADH: The Makkah-based Mirkaz Al-Balad Al-Ameen Initiative recently hosted a dialogue session focusing on the role of partnerships in strengthening trust and advancing development, as part of its programs addressing developmental and economic issues shaping the future of Makkah.

The event brought together specialists and stakeholders in investment and development, and highlighted public–private partnerships as a key driver of development and investment in major cities.

It also discussed the role of the real estate market in attracting investment and financing, suggesting that strong market activity enhances investor confidence and supports the launch of projects that improve the urban environment.
The session underscored Makkah’s status as a city of global religious and historical significance, and stressed the need for development projects that respect this, while providing high-quality services for residents and visitors and enhancing their quality of life.
The discussion presented ideas for the development of the investment environment in Makkah related to enhancing transparency and advancing strategic partnerships, enabling high-quality investments and sustainable economic development.