A new report reveals that the Trump Organization is in advanced discussions to place a Trump-branded tower inside a massive $63-billion Saudi government project in Diriyah—just days before President Donald Trump is set to host Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman at the White House. Jerry Inzerillo, CEO of the Diriyah development and a longtime friend of Trump, hinted that the deal is essentially inevitable, calling it “just a matter of time.” While the Trump Organization has remained silent, the Times notes that international real-estate hype often overshoots reality—yet this particular partnership is backed by Dar Global, a Saudi-linked development firm already responsible for bringing nearly $22 million in Trump licensing revenue in 2024 alone. It is now considered the Trump Organization’s most important foreign business partner and a major bridge to Gulf Arab governments.

The timing couldn’t be more geopolitically significant. As Trump prepares to welcome bin Salman to Washington for the first time in seven years, the two leaders are expected to finalize major economic and defense agreements—including potential access to U.S. F-35 fighter jets and the possibility of transferring American nuclear technology to the Kingdom. And looming behind all of it is the push for Saudi normalization with Israel, a prophetic flashpoint many analysts believe is reshaping the political landscape of the Middle East. When global power, economic interests, and prophetic nations converge, the stage continues to be set for the alliances Scripture describes.

SOURCE: Times of Israel