The United States and Saudi Arabia signed a civilian nuclear cooperation agreement on Wednesday, July 22, 2026, with US Energy Secretary Chris Wright and Saudi Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman putting their signatures to both a peaceful nuclear cooperation accord and a bilateral safeguards agreement, the US Department of Energy announced. The Trump administration described the partnership as 'decades-long, multi-billion-dollar' and said it is subject to congression
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US-Saudi 123 nuclear cooperation deal signed, opens conditional enrichment path
The US and Saudi Arabia signed a 123 nuclear cooperation agreement on July 22, opening a potential path for uranium enrichment in the kingdom, though Trump later said the deal bars enrichment entirely.
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