Hussain Sajwani, the billionaire founder and chairman of DAMAC Properties, recently expressed his admiration for former President Donald Trump during a meeting at the White House.
Sajwani stated, “It was a pleasure to meet President Donald Trump once again at the Oval Office, a valuable moment of dialogue and exchange”.
During this high-profile gathering, Sajwani also shared his excitement about meeting Elon Musk, describing the occasion as a “memorable morning.” He posted on social media, “Had a great breakfast at the White House with Elon Musk and family — a memorable morning”.
These meetings come at a pivotal time as Sajwani announced in January 2025 a major $20 billion investment plan in U.S. data centers, aimed at enhancing technological infrastructure in key states such as Arizona, Texas, and Michigan. He emphasized the importance of this initiative, stating.
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Anticipation for Trump’s Middle East visit
Regarding President Trump’s visit to the Middle East next month, Sajwani made the following statement: “We are extremely pleased that President Trump will be visiting the UAE next month as part of his first trip to the Middle East since the inauguration. The President was very positive in response to DAMAC’s announcement earlier this year about a $20 billion investment to build data centers across the United States. We have since been proactively engaged with a number of U.S. partners regarding potential land acquisitions to begin construction of those data centers, and will be providing more updates on our initiatives in the near future. We remain steadfast in our sentiment that the U.S. is a major global destination for foreign direct investment, and we look forward to building a continued, mutually positive relationship with our U.S. partners.”
Sajwani’s willingness to invest heavily in U.S. data centers reflects his belief in the potential for growth in this sector, which is critical for supporting advancements in emerging technologies.
