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efore taking office, Donald Trump was a prominent real estate mogul at the helm of the Trump Organization, now led by his sons Eric and Donald Jr. The family business is rapidly expanding globally, with Trump serving as president while stepping aside from daily operations. Concerns have been raised about potential conflicts of interest involving Trump's family and ongoing US trade negotiations.

    The Trump Organization continues to pursue real estate ventures worldwide, despite hiring an ethics advisor who was later fired due to a conflict of interest. The administration is actively negotiating trade deals with various countries following the president's imposition and temporary suspension of tariffs. In addition to real estate, Trump has profited from business ventures like his stake in Truth Social and a cryptocurrency meme coin bearing his name.

    The Trump Organization owns and operates dozens of properties worldwide, including hotels, residential and commercial buildings, and golf courses. Recent developments include breaking ground on the first Trump-branded golf and residential development in Vietnam, which will feature two championship golf courses and villas. In India, the Trump Residences in Gurgaon sold out completely on launch day, while a new project in Dubai includes a luxury high-rise hotel and tower.

    The Trump family has ties to the Middle East, with several financial and organizational connections to the region. A new development is planned in Qatar, featuring luxury golf resort villas and an 18-hole golf course. The Trump Organization frequently partners with Dar Global on hotel, tower, and golf course projects across the Middle East, including a $530 million Jeddah Tower in Saudi Arabia.

    The company has over a dozen operating facilities globally, including golf courses in the US, UK, Ireland, Dubai, and Indonesia. Commercially, it has holdings in major US cities like New York, as well as residential units available in several countries worldwide.