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As President Donald J. Trump and First Lady Melania Trump conclude their second State Visit to the United Kingdom, the United States reaffirms its enduring “special relationship” with its closest ally. This visit marks a milestone in bilateral cooperation, rooted in shared democratic values, historical sacrifice, and a joint commitment to global progress.
President Trump, the only American leader to receive two British State Visits, emphasized the moral and strategic importance of U.S.–UK unity:
“British and American warriors have shed blood side by side in defense of liberty and freedom… That’s why we must stand together for the values of the English-speaking world.”
🔬 Technology Prosperity Deal (TPD)
President Trump and Prime Minister Keir Starmer signed the Technology Prosperity Deal, a landmark agreement to advance collaboration in:
- Artificial Intelligence for Science
- Quantum Computing
- Nuclear Energy & Licensing Reform
The deal includes a joint AI research initiative, streamlined nuclear reactor licensing, and a pledge to eliminate reliance on Russian nuclear fuel by 2028. The UK committed to over $80 billion in U.S. tech and defense purchases, while American firms like Microsoft and Palantir secured major contracts. British pharma giant GSK announced $30 billion in U.S. AI infrastructure, and BP pledged $5 billion in Gulf energy investments.
🛡️ Defense Innovation Partnership
The UK Ministry of Defence awarded $540 million to Google Cloud, and both nations signed a declaration to co-develop emerging defense technologies. This includes joint prototyping, industrial base strengthening, and strategic innovation to maintain a competitive edge.
This renewed alliance blends moral solidarity with economic ambition, positioning the U.S. and UK as global leaders in science, security, and democratic resilience.