Donald Trump, after beginning his second term as U.S. president, has yet to undertake a state visit. Traditionally, the first state visit for a U.S. president is to the U.K., but Trump may break tradition and visit Saudi Arabia first, as he did during his first term. During a conversation aboard Air Force One, Trump hinted at this possibility, citing Saudi Arabia’s agreement to purchase billions of dollars in U.S. goods. Saudi Arabia has also expressed interest in investing $60 billion in the U.S. during Trump’s second term.
Traditionally, the first state visit for U.S. presidents is to the United Kingdom. However, breaking tradition, Trump may choose Saudi Arabia for his first state visit, as suggested by recent indications. During his first term as U.S. president, he had visited Saudi Arabia first.
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