Saudi Aramco unveiled 34 preliminary deals with major U.S. companies on Wednesday, potentially worth up to $90 billion in one of its broadest pushes to deepen commercial ties with the United States. The agreements underscore Saudi Arabia’s efforts to strengthen its energy partnerships and attract foreign investment as it looks to balance oil dominance with broader industrial and technological growth under Vision 2030.

Aramco signed 34 memoranda of understanding and agreements with major companies such as Exxon Mobil, Nvidia and Amazon.com.

The 34 deals have a potential value of about $90 billion, the state-owned oil giant said in an online statement. Earlier the White House announced $600 billion in committed investments from Saudi companies and a $142 billion agreement for U.S. arms sales to the kingdom - signed during President Donald Trump’s visit.