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The US “Wall Street Journal” quoted information from US officials on the 21st as reporting that US President Trump recently officially approved an agreement between the US and Saudi Arabia to provide Saudi Arabia with a civil nuclear program. The report said that this “may open the door for Saudi Arabia to carry out uranium enrichment activities.” According to reports, a key clause in the agreement stipulates that if joint research between the US and Saudi Arabia determines that it is necessary, the US company will build a uranium enrichment facility in Saudi Arabia. US officials said the move would help the US exert influence on the Saudi nuclear program and prevent it from being “used for military purposes.” The report said that the agreement lasts for 30 years and is valued at tens of billions of dollars. Trump approved the agreement late last week, and the agreement will be submitted to the US Congress for review in the next few days.

Zhitongcaijing·07/22/2026 04:09:07
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The US “Wall Street Journal” quoted information from US officials on the 21st as reporting that US President Trump recently officially approved an agreement between the US and Saudi Arabia to provide Saudi Arabia with a civil nuclear program. The report said that this “may open the door for Saudi Arabia to carry out uranium enrichment activities.” According to reports, a key clause in the agreement stipulates that if joint research between the US and Saudi Arabia determines that it is necessary, the US company will build a uranium enrichment facility in Saudi Arabia. US officials said the move would help the US exert influence on the Saudi nuclear program and prevent it from being “used for military purposes.” The report said that the agreement lasts for 30 years and is valued at tens of billions of dollars. Trump approved the agreement late last week, and the agreement will be submitted to the US Congress for review in the next few days.