Turkey and Saudi Arabia signed a major solar power cooperation agreement aimed at accelerating renewable energy development and expanding clean energy trade between the two countries. Under the deal, Saudi companies will collaborate with Turkish partners on large-scale solar projects, technology transfer, and investment in sustainable power infrastructure, reflecting both nations’ commitments to diversify energy portfolios away from fossil fuels. The agreement is expected to support capacity growth, reduce carbon emissions, and enhance energy security in the region by leveraging Saudi capital and Turkey’s strategic geographic position for solar generation.