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Saudi Aramco to Sign Major US LNG Deals During Crown Prince Visit
- On Tuesday President Donald Trump will host Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman at the White House for an official working visit with ceremonial elements typical of a state visit.
- As a policy priority Trump has made relations with Gulf nations a top foreign policy priority in his second term, building on earlier royal visits that showed warm ties with Prince Mohammed.
- The itinerary includes an arrival on the South Lawn, a South Portico greeting, an Oval Office meeting, a Cabinet Room signing and lunch, and an East Room dinner hosted by First Lady Melania Trump.
- On Wednesday dozens of CEOs will convene at the U.S.-Saudi Business Council meeting at the Kennedy Center, and Trump is likely to attend despite no confirmation.
- Against a backdrop of past controversy, the trip is Prince Mohammed's first U.S. visit since Jamal Khashoggi's killing, with U.S. intelligence agencies saying he likely directed it while he denies involvement and administrations have worked to mend ties.
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Trump to welcome the Saudi crown prince with arrival ceremony, deal signings and lavish dinner
The White House is preparing to host Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman next week with the pomp typical of a state visit.
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Saudi Aramco to sign LNG supply deals next week with Woodside, Commonwealth - Reuters (WDS:NYSE)
Saudi Aramco is set to sign US liquefied natural gas supply deals with Woodside Energy and Commonwealth LNG when Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman visits Washington next week.
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Saudi Aramco to sign US LNG agreements during crown prince's visit to Washington, sources say
Saudi Aramco is set to sign two U.S. liquefied natural gas supply deals with Woodside Energy and Commonwealth LNG when Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman visits Washington next week, sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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