In a lavish display full of eye-catching receptions and opportunity, President Trump completed a whirlwind four-day journey across the Middle East. Concluding his trip in Abu Dhabi, he participated in meetings with high-profile business leaders, after having previously visited Saudi Arabia and Qatar.

Key highlights included a surprising discussion with Syria's new leader Ahmed al-Shara, reversing previous U.S. policies and hinting at the removal of sanctions to aid the war-torn nation. This could offer a vital boost to Syria's beleaguered economy.

The business community is buzzing with Trump's announcement of potential deals totaling hundreds of billions, including significant orders for Boeing jets from Qatar. However, the specifics of these agreements remain somewhat elusive, raising eyebrows over the timeline of their negotiation.

Additionally, amidst hints of progress in long-stalled nuclear discussions with Iran, Trump expressed his commitment to preventing weapon development. Although he aimed to dodge direct involvement in the ongoing conflict in Gaza, he didn't shy away from acknowledging the human toll of the crisis.

While speculation surrounded a potential visit to Turkey to mediate the Russia-Ukraine conflict, Trump ultimately decided against attending, leaving much uncertainty regarding the potential for peace talks.

As this tour concludes, it's clear Trump's encounters may greatly influence international relations moving forward.