The firms will develop a project at the Simaisma beachfront development in Qatar
Saudi Arabia-headquartered real estate developer Dar Global and the US-based Trump Organisation have signed an agreement with Qatari Diar to develop a project at the Simaisma development on the coast to the north of Doha.
According to local media reports, the firms have finalised a deal to develop a Trump International Golf Course and Trump Villas at the Simaisma development.
No further details about the project cost or timelines were disclosed.
The Simaisma project will cover an area of eight square kilometres and extend along seven kilometres of Qatar’s eastern coast beachfront in the Simaisma Beach area.
The project will comprise 16 tourism zones available for development by the private sector, including resorts, a theme park, an 18-hole golf course, residential villas, a yacht marina, restaurants and retail facilities.
Qatari Diar is managing the project.
The announcement about the Trump golf course and villas follows Dar Global’s launch of the Trump International Hotel and Tower development in Dubai, in collaboration with the Trump Organisation.
The tower will be one of the tallest in Dubai, with an estimated height of around 350 metres.
According to an official statement, the project is the region’s first and only Trump International Hotel and Tower and represents the fifth collaboration between Dar Global and the Trump Organisation.
Dar Global has $7.5bn-worth of projects under development in six countries: the UAE, Oman, Qatar, the UK, Spain and Saudi Arabia.
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