President Donald Trump wrapped up his three-nation Middle East trip, concluding a week filled with significant economic deals and major geopolitical shifts. While the trip was largely economically focused, Trump also made moves that shocked the international community by lifting decades-long sanctions on Syria and issuing a firm warning to Iran. The trip included visits to Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE, where Trump secured a series of major trade and investment agreements with both nations. The most significant deal occurred in Saudi Arabia, where Trump signed a $600 billion ‘strategic economic partnership’ with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. This deal saw Riyadh investing in U.S. AI data centers, energy infrastructure, and cutting-edge technologies. Additionally, a $142 billion defense package was agreed upon, which the White House called the