Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, in
charge of Saudi Arabia's reforms, left on Monday for Washington to meet
President Donald Trump on a visit expected to promote the world's top
oil exporter as an investment destination.
It will be the first meeting since Trump took
office in January between the U.S. President and the powerful prince
leading the kingdom's efforts to revive state finances by diversifying
away from falling crude oil revenues.
Under the plan, which seeks to promote the private sector and make
state-owned companies more efficient, Riyadh plans to sell up to 5
percent of state oil giant Saudi Aramco in what is expected to be the
world's biggest initial public offering.
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