The U.S. government has signed a commercial nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia, granting American companies priority access to nuclear reactors and fuel in the country. This agreement is expected to last for several decades and could be worth billions of dollars.
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U.S. Signs Nuclear Agreement with Saudi Arabia
The U.S. has finalized a commercial nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia, allowing American firms priority access to nuclear technology and resources. The agreement is projected to be of significant financial value and to last for decades.
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