With camels and a red Tesla Cybertruck, views of Donald Trump's grand welcome in Qatar

President Donald Trump was warmly welcomed on the second stop of his four-day Middle East trip as he arrived in Doha, Qatar.

According to foreign media, the organizers wanted to "steal the impressions" and welcomed him with camels and red Tesla Cybertruck cars, in a show of luxury and technological power.

The Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani, welcomed the US president on a red carpet, symbolizing the official dimension of the visit. Trump's motorcade, accompanied by a fleet of red Tesla Cybertrucks, passed through the streets of Doha, a feature interpreted as a sign of respect for the president's advisor and Tesla CEO, Elon Musk.

As the motorcade arrived at the Amiri Diwan, the Emir's residence, Trump was greeted by dozens of camels and Arabian horses, creating a scene reminiscent of something... out of a Hollywood movie. "I really appreciate these camels - it's been a while since I've seen camels like these," Trump commented, expressing enthusiasm for the reception.

As part of the official welcoming ceremony, the two leaders watched the national anthems of the United States and Qatar, seated in luxurious golden armchairs in a tea ceremony that emphasized the solemnity of the moment, writes A2 CNN.

The Emir did not fail to express his deep appreciation for the American president, stating that he feels "extremely honored" and "extremely happy" for his visit, noting that Trump is "the first American President to make an official visit to Qatar."

"I know you are a man of peace. I know you want to bring peace to this region. We all want this and we hope that this time we will do the right thing and bring peace to the region," the emir said, acknowledging Qatar's role as a key mediator in various conflicts, including efforts to end the war between Israel and Hamas in Gaza.

Trump returned the warm words, describing the Emir as his "friend" and emphasizing the special symbolism of the meeting. (A2 Televizion)