Crown Prince of UAE leads delegation to Riyadh toward Gulf-US summit with Trump, in historic visit.
In what is described as a game-changing diplomatic move, Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy National Security Advisor and son of the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, is spearheading the UAE delegation for discussions with US President Donald Trump at the Gulf-US Summit in Saudi’s Riyadh today. This summit represents a significant milestone in the relationship between the UAE and the US, and reflects the progress of common relations among the two countries.
Trump’s trip to the Middle East, including Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE, from May 13 to May 16, is filled on a massive business deals. The US president has already signed deals worth hundreds of billions of dollars further binding Gulf economies to the US, though. 
The summit provides the UAE with a further chance to deepen its ties with the US while playing peacemaker on regional security and mutual economic concerns. The participation of the Crown Prince reflects the UAE’s crucial status in the (GCC) and its unwavering stance in support of regional security and development.
During his visit to the region, President Trump has issued a slew of pronouncements that could determine the future of regional international cooperation. With the deals and relationships already existing, the trend is bound to charge forward, particularly with the forthcoming Gulf-US summit that will build on the strategic partnership.
With Trump all set to travel to the UAE post-Riyadh summit, the two countries are hoping to take their bilateral ties to the next level. Such top-level summits contribute to economic development and underscore the high standing of the UAE in the international community.
