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Trump allegedly to head off to Saudi Arabia in May

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United States President Donald Trump is supposedly planning to travel to Saudi Arabia in May, in what would be his first foreign trip since coming back to the White House, Axios reported, citing two unnamed US officials and a source with knowledge of Trump's travel plans.

Trump told reporters in the Oval Office earlier in March that he would likely visit Saudi Arabia "over the next month and a half." The US president's current plan is to head off to Saudi Arabia in mid-May, according to a US official and a source familiar with the matter.

"Talks will focus on discussing foreign investments, strengthening relationships with Gulf nations and ending conflict in the Middle East," an unnamed US official said.

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