US President Donald Trump, who is on a tour of West Asia, arrived in Qatar's capital Doha on Wednesday. The plane carrying Donald Trump landed at Hamad International Airport in Doha.
Trump shook hands with Qatar's Emir (King) Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani after getting off Air Force One. Trump is the second US president to visit Qatar in the 21st century. Earlier in 2003, US President George W. Bush visited Qatar .
Qatar, which is the largest US military base in the Gulf region, has become the priority of Trump's first diplomatic visit. He is said to hold a series of meetings with top Qatari officials, including Qatari Sheikh Al-Thani. Military cooperation and regional security are expected to be at the top of the agenda in the meeting between the two sides.
Qatar has been a key mediator in efforts to broker a ceasefire and peace in the past between Israel and Hamas. During Trump's visit, the Gaza ceasefire efforts are also expected to be prominently presented.
During his trip from Saudi Arabia's capital Riyadh to Doha, Trump told reporters that he would be willing to go there for Ukraine talks if his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, went to Turkey. "I know he wants me to be there, and that's a possibility." "If we can end the war, I will think about it," Trump said. 
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio is expected to attend the Russia-Ukraine peace talks in Turkey on Thursday.
Trump reached Saudi Arabia's capital Riyadh on Tuesday during his four-day visit to West Asia. There he signed a defense contract with Saudi Arabia worth 1 trillion 42 billion dollars . According to the White House of the US President's Office, according to the agreement, Saudi Arabia will receive advanced war-fighting equipment and services from more than a dozen American defense firms. The
agreement includes issues such as air force advancement and space capability, air and missile defense, maritime and coastal security, border security and modernization of land forces and upgrading of information and communication systems. Similarly, the two countries have also agreed on cooperation on energy, mineral resources, and infectious diseases.
Similarly, Trump, who announced the lifting of US sanctions on Syria during his visit, met with the interim president of Syria, Ahmed al-Shara . During the meeting, Trump suggested that al-Sharia sign the Abraham Accords to improve relations with Israel and expel all foreign terrorists from Syrian territory.
