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Trump hosts Qatar’s PM for private dinner, meets Bahrain crown prince

Al JazeeraThursday, July 17, 2025 at 6:50:15 AM
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President Trump hosted Qatar’s Prime Minister for a private dinner and also met with Bahrain’s crown prince, signaling continued engagement with Gulf leaders during his second term. This comes as part of his broader focus on the region, which was the destination of his first foreign policy trip after re-election.
Editor’s Note: The Middle East remains a key area of interest for the Trump administration, especially when it comes to alliances and strategic partnerships. These meetings suggest ongoing efforts to strengthen ties—or at least keep communication open—with Gulf nations, which are critical players in energy, security, and regional stability. Whether this leads to tangible policy shifts or just diplomatic niceties, it’s a reminder that the U.S. still sees the Gulf as a priority.
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