Donald Trump’s son in Dubai, Eric Trump, attended the inauguration ceremony of the Trump family’s new tower in Dubai on Tuesday, April 29, 2025. The luxury project, developed in collaboration with Dar Global, includes an 80-floor skyscraper featuring a luxury hotel, penthouses in Dubai, and upscale residential apartments—marking a significant milestone in Trump’s investment in Dubai.
Eric Trump in the UAE emphasized that “the Gulf region needs a strong and stable United States” in order for the Gulf economy to thrive—stating that this vision aligns with what President Trump is pursuing globally.
The launch comes just weeks before the upcoming visit of President Trump to the Gulf, which is expected to take place from May 13 to 15, 2025, covering Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar. Reports suggest the visit may include the announcement of a U.S. arms deal with Saudi Arabia exceeding $100 billion.
When asked about the impact of U.S. tariffs on the Gulf, Eric stated that “the UAE, due to its capital-intensive, service-based economy, is relatively shielded from tariffs—a clear advantage for many Gulf countries.”
This new development is part of a broader strategy of Trump’s luxury projects in the UAE, demonstrating his brand’s growing international footprint. Simultaneously, U.S.-Gulf relations remain central to the region’s political and economic agenda.
Although the Trump Organization is primarily based in the United States, Dar Global’s collaboration with Trump highlights the connection between Trump’s Middle East policy and the family’s strategic economic interests.
Eric clarified that he will not be part of the official Gulf visit in May 2025, stating: “I keep a clear boundary between business and politics. My father loves this region and has many friends here.”
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