Arab horses escort Trumps Biest in Saudi Arabia with Elon Mousk

Riad, Saudi -Arabia – President Trump received the royal treatment at his first station in Saudi Arabia when white Arabic horses flanked with his car column – with consultant Elon Musk in tow.

Dozens of Saudis drove on horseback and carried us and Saudi flags when Trump's car colonne peeled into the royal court, where he had lunch before lunch in the palace with chandeliers and marble floors.

The president was also accompanied by six Saudi F-15 on his way to the airport on Air Force One, received a greeting of 21 gun on arrival and was hit with the level of the pomp and the circumstances with which he was met during his first trip to the kingdom during his first term.

Lunch took part from members of the Saudi government as well as a number of technical billionaires and managing directors, including Musk, Blackrock -CEO Larry Fink, Openaai -CEO Sam Altman, CEO from Boeing Kelly Ortberg.

Other technical guests were Amazon CEO Andy Jassy, ​​CEO von Palantir, Alex Karp, Cio by Google Ruth Porat, CEO of the Blackstone Group Stephen Schwarzman, CEO of Coca-Cola James Quince, Chairman of Linkedin Chairman Reid Hoffman-and Miami Mayor Suarez.

Musk, who has taken a step back from the Department of Government Efficiency and is largely no longer working out of the White House – was with Trump -allied, Prince Mohammed Bin Salman, who shake hands.

Trump pounded musk on her arms when the richest man in the world smiled and looked around the palace.

MBS smiled a broad smile when he spoke to the Trump adjutant.

Other industry leaders were also pending to speak to the President and the MBS, which will later take part in an investment conference that is dedicated to the economic opportunities of large donors.

The greeting line to speak to Trump and MBS lasted over 30 minutes, with the president welcoming every special guest.

Foreign Minister Marco Rubio, Finance Minister Scott Bessent, Ministry of Defense Pete Hegseth and Minister of Commerce Howard Lutnick were among the members of Trump's cabinet at the celebrations.