Ronald Lauder greets Trump in Qatar
- On May 14, 2025, during his Middle East tour in Doha, U.S. President Donald Trump made history as the first sitting American president to officially visit Qatar.
- The visit followed Trump's earlier stop in Saudi Arabia and aimed to strengthen U.S.-Qatar relations, focusing on regional peace and lessons from Qatar’s 2022 World Cup hosting amid past controversies.
- Trump met with Qatar’s leader, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani, who welcomed him upon arrival. Their discussions focused on advancing peace initiatives, strengthening economic ties, and culminated in signing agreements, including a $96 billion deal for Boeing aircraft purchases.
- The White House announced that economic agreements totaling $1.2 trillion were reached, and noted that the Boeing contract will generate more than 1 million U.S. Jobs over the course of production and delivery.
- The visit reinforced diplomatic and economic ties with Qatar and highlighted ongoing U.S. Support for regional stability while enabling large-scale business partnerships between both countries.
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Ronald Lauder greets Trump in Qatar
Ronald Lauder, president of the World Jewish Congress and a prolific Jewish philanthropist and GOP donor, appeared among other guests at the Lusail Palace in Doha, Qatar, on Wednesday to greet President Donald Trump and Qatari emir Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani. Lauder has met with Qatari leadership several times since the Oct. 7, 2023, Hamas attacks on Israel, largely to advocate for the release of hostages held in Gaza. He led a WJC delegation to …
Donald Trump is taking tips on how to run the World Cup from Qatar
Donald Trump is taking tips on how to run the World Cup from Qatar. The President of the United States is currently on a tour of the Middle East, visiting Saudi Arabia and now Qatar. Trump reportedly sat down with Qatar’s emir, Sheikh Tamim Al Thani where they spoke about how to run a World Cup, the Mirror reports. Sheikh Al Thani told Trump: “You’re going to be hosting the World Cup, football, as you guys call it soccer. “You’re also going to b…
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