Saudi Arabia shifts from oil to nuclear power

Saudi Arabia announced the signing of an agreement with the United States that allows it to enter the nuclear energy era through a technological partnership in the nuclear field. This enhances its ability to diversify energy sources and reduce domestic oil consumption for electricity production. The agreement focuses on the peaceful use of nuclear energy, with restrictions on uranium enrichment for ten years; however, it does not prohibit Saudi Arabia from fully developing enrichment technology after that period. The deal is viewed as a strategic victory for Saudi Arabia and a step to strengthen its regional position. It has been welcomed by Washington, while raising concerns in Israel, which considers any Arab nuclear advancement a threat to its qualitative superiority in the region. Additionally, according to sources, the agreement stipulates that Saudi Arabia normalize relations with Israel, serving as a message from the United States to Iran to continue pursuing a peaceful approach to the nuclear issue.

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