US President Donald Trump has announced his intentions to visit Saudi Arabia within the next six weeks, according to multiple news reports.

The President indicated that he anticipates a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin during this visit, though he did not confirm whether this engagement would occur during his upcoming trip.

Notably, Trump's inaugural call to a foreign leader after taking office was to Saudi Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman.

This marked a continuation of his administration's focus on strengthening ties with Riyadh.

Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman recently articulated that there are several matters requiring dialogue with the United States, emphasizing the importance of bilateral relations and regional cooperation.

These statements were made during a meeting with the new US Secretary of State Marco Rubio in Riyadh on February 17, which coincided with discussions related to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

On February 20, President Trump expressed gratitude to Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for designating Riyadh as the venue for discussions between the US and Russian officials, referring to Saudi Arabia as a "special place with special leaders."

During the FII Priority Summit in Miami last month, Trump highlighted the significance of the talks held in Riyadh between US and Russian representatives, viewing them as a hopeful step toward resolving the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

He expressed appreciation for Saudi Arabia's role in facilitating what he deemed as historic negotiations, particularly acknowledging the efforts of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in hosting these discussions.