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Indonesia Halts Development of Project Hosting Trump Properties

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February 08, 2025

The Indonesian government has blocked a billion-dollar real estate development outside Jakarta that was to include luxury properties under US President Donald Trump's brand, citing environmental damage, officials said on Feb 7.

JAKARTA - The Indonesian government has blocked a billion-dollar real estate development outside Jakarta that was to include luxury properties under US President Donald Trump's brand, citing environmental damage, officials said on Feb 7.

Trump-branded hotels, residences and a golf course were part of the blueprint for MNC Lido City - an entertainment park project by a subsidiary of the Chinese state-owned construction company Metallurgical Corporation of China (MCC).

The ambitious deal was signed between MCC and Indonesia's entertainment firm MNC Land in 2018.

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