- The Trump administration announced a wide range of new agreements on Thursday.
- Despite the optimistic general feeling of the White House sources, most agreements seem to have existed or state before January.
- The specific amounts in dollars of the announced agreements, and how they were calculated, remain unclear.
The Trump administration staff has been working hard on Thursday, promoting a series of advertisements on a wide range of investment projects with the United Arab Emirates (EAU) that President Trump has been chasing strongly since he assumed the position in January. As usual in the ads of several members of the White House team, the specific details remain scarce, and it is not clear what type of schedule is expected for these announced projects, or how they will be carried out.
According to the US Department of Commerce, the United Arab Emirates and the US government have agreed to an “Association Agreement for the Acceleration of AI”. This comes just after a newly signed agreement between Openai, the Chatgpt manufacturer, and the Saudi government to start building and operating large -scale data centers in Saudi Arabia, supervised by the new investment branch in the Saudi Sovereign Fund, called Humain. Humain is under the supervision of the Saudi heir prince Mohammad Bin Salman, who also supervises the Neom project to build a ‘linear intelligent city’, which was initially expected to be 200 meters wide and 170 kilometers long.
Many agreements were announced, but the new benefits for the US economy are not immediately clear
The White House also announced that President Trump had ‘secured’ almost 200 billion dollars in agreements between the US and EAU, but it is not clear to what these agreements are specifically referred to. It was also announced that Donald Trump had ‘accelerated’ the recent Eau agreement to invest 1.4 billion dollars in the US economy for ten years. Taking into account the ten -year schedule, this Agreement would mean that EAU would be investing 27% of its total gross domestic product annually in US companies. How President Trump and EAU intend to achieve this feat of financial mathematics continues to be seen or explained.
According to an informative sheet of the White House, Amazon Web Services and the Eau Cybersecurity Council have agreed to launch a “sovereign cloud launch platform.” The Trump administration does not seem to be aware that Amazon is developing this project for Eau digital projects.
The White House Informative Sheet also highlighted a new agreement between Raytheon, Global Emirates Aluminum and the Tawazun Industrial Park Council on a Critical Minerals of Gallium, which is destined to provide critical materials to the RTX installation that is producing the Coyote drone interceptor in EAU.
The White House also announced an agreement between Boeing, GE Aerospace and EAU, which seems to be part of an agreement of a decade initially agreed by the three parties in October 2024. The White House also announced an agreement between Exxonmobil and several EUU energy companies to expand the production of oil and natural gas in EAU.
Finally, Trump administration staff also announced that EGA would invest 4 billion dollars to develop an aluminum project in Oklahoma. This seems to be related to one of the three American refining business purchases that Eau had already been exploring since 2024, and mostly implies the acquisition of companies founded in the US by EAU.
Source: Fx Street

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