- Trump sought the removal of Iran's enriched uranium while Saudi Arabia monitors Iran's nuclear program during negotiations.
- Saudi Crown Prince views Iran as principal rival, while Trump administration agrees to allow Saudi enrichment and Wright announces nuclear cooperation.
- Donald Trump and Saudi Arabia signed a 30-year agreement to share civilian nuclear power technology.
US companies, including Cameco, are selling reactor technology to Saudi Arabia as part of the civilian nuclear power agreement.
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What happened
US companies, including Cameco, are selling reactor technology to Saudi Arabia as part of the civilian nuclear power agreement.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Saudi Arabia
country in West Asia
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Cameco
Canadian uranium producer
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