Trump says that the US will finish sanctions in Syria while working on deepening diplomatic ties with Saudi Arabia star-news.press/wp

President Donald Trump announced that the United States will stop sanctions against the war Syria “to give them a chance in size”, because he wants to strengthen the links to Saudi Arabia and others.

“Oh, what I do for the Crown Prince,” Trump told Mohammed Bin Salman, sitting in the first row, passed his arms over his chest into his gratitude.

“It’s their time to shine,” Trump added. “Good luck, Syria. Show us something very special, as if they did, honestly, in Saudi Arabia, okay? Show us something special. Very good people.”

In his speech, Trump presented the Middle East leaders with a vision for the future proždrime in prosperity, business and technological progress, which the president treated as an antidote for historical divisions.

His rhetoric stood as opposed to the words of the former President Joe Biden, who considered the Kingdom “before attending the function and fought to regain the diplomatic base with Saudi leaders during his presidency.

Instead, Trump offered a picture of the rise in regional powers sloping in domestic economic self-expressions, while holding his host as a model.

“I stood here teasing in the Middle East that would take advantage of terrorism and extremism, which is increasing as one of the world’s prosperous, the most prosperous and successful regions,” Adut declared the gathering of world business elites and saudi investment in the Saudi-American investment forum. The event held at the International Conference Center of Abdulaziz in Riyadh, included members of his cabinet and counselors Elon Musk, as well as managers from Palanta, Uber, Google, Amazon and more.

The address of the Crown Prince directly, Trump asked, Are you sleeping at night? Or are you up, you think even better, two leaders signed by a $ 600 billion.

As Trump offered a heavy flattery to his host, he had aimed at his predecessor in Washington, spoiling the list of countless leaders he called “those who do not throw up and” it will never take him to the promised land. ”

He said that too many US presidents were to take on the term “that our job is to look into the souls of foreign leaders and use American politics to expel justice for their sins.” He refused the term that American politics should judge the moral of foreign leaders, instead advocated for pragmatic cooperation for starting progress.

And Trump crossed the destructive forces in the region, citing Iranian leadership, causing “unimaginable suffering in Syria, Lebanon, and wider” – even as his administration seeks to appear with Iranian leaders over his nuclear programs.