WASHINGTON — The Ministry of Investment (MISA) will convene the second U.S.–Saudi Investment Forum tomorrow, November 19, in Washington, D.C., to strengthen investment cooperation and advance strategic partnerships across key economic sectors. Held under the theme "Leadership for Growth: Strengthening the Saudi-U.S. Economic Partnership," the forum will spotlight opportunities in energy, AI, finance, healthcare, advanced manufacturing, defense, aerospace, and infrastructure. Building on the success of the inaugural forum in Riyadh last May—held during President Donald Trump's State Visit and attended by more than 3,000 participants—the Washington edition will highlight new partnerships and projects between Saudi Arabia and U.S. companies. It aims to reinforce the growing economic momentum between the two nations and underline their commitment to long-term, shared prosperity. The forum will bring together senior officials, policymakers, global CEOs, and public- and private-sector leaders for high-level discussions across strategic industries. As an extension of nearly a century of cooperation, the event reflects the deep-rooted Saudi-U.S. partnership and the two nations' shared commitment to a more prosperous, future-focused economic landscape.
