Saudi Arabia’s successor says U.S. investment could be cut

The Arab kingdom’s investments in North America reach about $ 800 billion
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RT – Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman announced on Thursday that his country could cut back on investment in the United States, Reuters news agency quoted a Saudi newspaper as saying.

“As much as we have the potential to enhance our interests, we have the potential to mitigate them,” he said, adding that the Arab state’s investment in North America, according to the SPA, totals about 800 billion euros. .

In an interview with The Atlantic newspaper on Thursday, the Saudi leader said Washington and Riyadh have a long and historic relationship, so it is his country’s goal to maintain and strengthen it. He also promised that the energy of today’s world is in Saudi Arabia.

On the other hand, he pointed out that if US President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris tried to alienate the Saudi monarchy, their position would be undermined. “They need to think about the interests of the United States,” he said.

While the Crown Prince acknowledges that the fate of the two countries is united, his country has no right to “teach a lesson” to the United States, or vice versa, to ensure that Washington has no right to interfere in Washington’s internal affairs. .

When asked if this had anything to do with the assassination of opposition journalist Jamal Kashoki, who visited his embassy in Istanbul (Turkey) in 2018, Salman replied that he had not read an article he had written and that he had read it. “Sending an assassination team will select the most valuable target and the most capable assassins”.

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