Trump lands in Doha to strengthen U.S.-Qatari military, security Ties

U.S. President Donald Trump arrived in Qatar for high-level talks with Qatari Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, aiming to advance military and security cooperation between the two nations.

Upon arrival at the Amiri Diwan, President Trump received a warm and ceremonial welcome. He and the Emir entered the palace together, where they held extensive discussions focused on expanding defense ties, enhancing security collaboration, and boosting bilateral relations in areas such as energy and investment.

This visit follows Trump’s participation in the U.S.-Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) summit in Riyadh and reaffirms Washington’s commitment to supporting its Gulf allies.

President Trump expressed optimism about the evolving relationship, stating his intent to work closely with Qatar to promote peace and stability across the region. He also thanked the Emir for Qatar’s hospitality and emphasized the importance of sustained partnership.

Emir Sheikh Tamim welcomed the visit, calling it a significant opportunity to deepen cooperation. “This is an opportunity to bring peace to the region,” he said, describing President Trump as “a man of peace.”

The visit marks a key moment in U.S.-Qatar relations and is expected to further solidify the growing alliance, paving the way for stronger collaboration in the years ahead.