Donald Trump pulled out all the stops as Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman arrived in Washington for his first U.S. visit in seven years. From marching bands and horses to private tours and high-profile dinners, the camaraderie between the two leaders was on full display. But beyond the spectacle came major takeaways: Saudi Arabia’s new status as a Major Non-NATO Ally, a massive investment push worth up to $1 trillion, the long-awaited F-35 deal, and Riyadh’s firm stance on not recognising Israel without a pathway for Palestine. Palki Sharma brings you the details of the meeting.
