Trump's purpose for visiting the Middle East is what? Expert: Purely for investment promotion.

President Trump's recent visits to Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates have sparked high attention in the region. The Deputy Director of the Arab Center for Political and Strategic Studies, Mukhtar, pointed out that Trump's visit is a thorough investment sales trip, focusing only on those capital-intensive countries while completely avoiding countries like Jordan that have defense agreements with the US but lack financial returns. The true core of this trip is economics, capital, and financial returns, as Trump is seeking a way to generate returns for the US in the Middle East without resorting to war. Egyptian regional affairs experts pointed out that Trump's trip focuses on economic issues, with Saudi Arabia committing to a $600 billion investment, and the UAE and Qatar making high financial gestures respectively. Experts believe that under the global sanctions rebound, the US is viewing the Middle East as a key source of "financial regeneration," with the entwining of money and power becoming the new core of strategy.