Trump Family Expands Business Ventures in the Middle East Ahead of Presidential Visit

The Trump Organization announced new partnerships in the Middle East for real estate projects, with Eric Trump promoting ventures in Qatar and Dubai just before his father's visit to the region.

The Trump Organization is making headlines by securing agreements for new luxury developments in the Middle East, specifically a golf course and high-end real estate project in Qatar. As part of this initiative, Eric Trump, the son of former President Donald Trump, is currently present in Dubai, where he is participating in a cryptocurrency conference while showcasing the family company's latest business endeavors. The reported golf course initiative, in coordination with Qatari Diar—a real estate firm financed by the Qatari government—has been described by Eric as "beautiful" and strategically located by the ocean to attract attention.

Moreover, these ambitious projects will also see collaboration with Dar Global, a division of the Saudi-based real estate company Dar Al Arkan, recognized for its close affiliations with the Saudi government. This strategic positioning in the Middle East comes just weeks ahead of President Trump's scheduled arrival on May 13, covering visits to Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates. In comments leading up to his trip, he emphasized the lucrative opportunities available for American businesses in the region, suggesting a growing interest from Middle Eastern nations in investment partnerships with U.S. firms.