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Blending family and governance, Trump Organisation talks realty deal with Saudis
Business Standard
|November 17, 2025
The Trump Organization is in talks that could bring a Trump-branded property to one of Saudi Arabia's largest government-owned real estate developments, according to the chief executive of the Saudi firm leading the development.
The negotiations are the latest example of Trump blending governance and family business, particularly in Persian Gulf countries. Since returning to office, the president’s family and businesses have announced new ventures abroad involving billions of dollars, made hundreds of millions from cryptocurrency, and sold tickets to a private dinner hosted by Trump.
Trump is set to host Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Saudi Arabia's de facto ruler, in Washington next week.
The prince is overseeing a $63 billion project that is set to transform the historic Saudi town of Diriyah into a luxury destination with hotels, retail shops and office space. The Trump business has a history of lending its name to mixed-use projects touting “iconic luxury.”
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