• The Trump Organization has partnered with Qatari Diar and Dar Global to develop a Trump-branded luxury golf course and housing project in Qatar, highlighting U.S.-Middle East business ties.
• Eric Trump recently promoted the project, along with other Trump real estate ventures in the Middle East, during his visit to Dubai.
• The timing of the deal, ahead of President Trump’s Middle East visit, raises questions about potential political implications and conflicts of interest.

The Trump Organization has partnered with Qatari Diar, a firm owned by Qatar’s sovereign wealth fund, to develop a luxury golf course and housing project in the country. The announcement comes just weeks before President Donald Trump’s upcoming visit to the Middle East, where he will meet leaders in Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

The project, which includes a Trump-branded golf course situated along the ocean, is part of a collaboration with Dar Global, the global arm of Saudi real estate giant Dar Al Arkan, known for its close ties to the Saudi government.

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Eric Trump Promotes Middle East Ventures

Eric Trump, who leads the family business, recently traveled to Dubai to promote the Trump Organization’s real estate initiatives in the region. His trip coincided with a cryptocurrency conference and the unveiling of a new Trump-branded tower in the UAE. Eric Trump described the Qatar golf course project as “beautiful” and “right on the ocean.”

The partnership underscores the economic impact of U.S.-Middle East business ties and reflects growing interest from Gulf nations in high-profile real estate developments. According to a statement from the Trump Organization, the golf course project will combine luxury residential properties with state-of-the-art amenities designed for elite global clientele.

Middle East Visit Highlights U.S.-Gulf Cooperation

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President Trump is set to arrive in the region on May 13, with stops planned in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE. During his visit, he is expected to discuss economic partnerships, regional stability, and opportunities for American companies. He recently noted that the Middle East offers “a lot of money” for U.S. businesses eager to expand.

The timing of the deal has sparked questions about its potential political implications. Critics suggest the project could create perceived conflicts of interest, given President Trump’s ongoing influence in global business circles.

What’s Next?

The Trump Organization’s growing presence in the Gulf region reflects the area’s rising profile in global real estate markets. As the project progresses, observers will watch for its impact on U.S.-Middle East relations, business transparency, and future collaborations between Gulf nations and U.S. firms.

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