Britain’s Prince William is scheduled to undertake an official visit to Saudi Arabia in early February, marking a notable engagement between the United Kingdom and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

The trip, confirmed by Kensington Palace, will take place from February nine to February eleven and represents the heir to the British throne’s first official visit to the Gulf state.

The itinerary is expected to encompass a series of diplomatic, cultural and economic meetings designed to highlight the expanding relationship between the two countries, which have strengthened trade, investment and strategic ties in recent years.

The visit comes against the backdrop of nearly a century of formal diplomatic relations between London and Riyadh, during which cooperation has deepened across sectors including energy, technology, defence and education.

Officials from both governments have pointed to the timing of the trip as an opportunity to build on recent bilateral engagements and to explore avenues for future collaboration that align with mutual interests.

The Prince of Wales’s presence in the Kingdom also coincides with Saudi Arabia’s continued efforts to attract international partnerships and investment in line with its Vision 2030 economic modernisation plan.

British and Saudi authorities alike emphasise that the visit will serve as a platform to reinforce people-to-people links, celebrate cultural affinity and discuss shared strategic priorities, including regional stability and prosperity.

Details of the programme and public engagements are expected to be announced by Kensington Palace and Saudi hosts in the coming weeks as preparations continue for what is anticipated to be a high-profile diplomatic occasion.