Core Insights - President Trump is seeking up to $1 trillion in investment commitments from Saudi Arabia, but this goal faces significant obstacles due to Saudi Arabia's own economic transformation plan costing nearly $2 trillion [1] - Saudi Arabia's domestic spending has surged in recent years, reversing a long-standing trend of spending below income, which has limited its ability to provide funds to the Trump administration [1] - Major projects like the "Future City" Neom are expected to cost over $1.5 trillion, alongside commitments to host several large international events, which could require several hundred billion dollars [1] - Experts believe that achieving a new $1 trillion trade and investment agreement within the next four years is nearly impossible [1]