DOHA: In a major boost to U.S.-Qatar relations, United States President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday that Qatar Airways has finalized an order for 160 Boeing aircraft, marking one of the largest aviation deals in recent history. The agreement, valued at over $200 billion, was unveiled during President Trump’s official visit to the Qatari capital.
Speaking at a press conference in Doha, President Trump hailed the deal as a reflection of growing bilateral ties. “Qatar has ordered 160 Boeing planes. The agreement exceeds $200 billion,” he stated, emphasizing that the partnership between the two countries has reached “new heights.”
The high-profile signing ceremony, widely covered by international media, was described as a landmark moment in the strategic alliance between the United States and Qatar. In addition to the aviation contract, President Trump also confirmed a major defense cooperation deal. “There has been an agreement with Qatar regarding the MQ-90 aircraft,” he announced, further solidifying the deepening military and security collaboration between the two nations.
The defense pact, alongside the aviation agreement, highlights Qatar’s intent to strengthen its military capabilities while reinforcing economic and diplomatic ties with the United States. Both agreements were signed in the presence of senior officials, signaling a robust and multi-faceted partnership.
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These developments underscore a significant step forward in U.S.-Qatar relations, with far-reaching implications for aviation, defense, and regional cooperation.
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