Qatar Donald rejects a $ 400 million jet proposal to Trump

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The Prime Minister of the train is an attempt to receive a $ 400 million jet offer for President Donald Trump, said the United States has accepted the gifts of many nations, he said.

“I see as a normal thing that happens among the allies,” Sheikh Mohammad bin Abdulrahman al-Tani told the Qatar Economic Forum in Doha on Tuesday. “Why do people don’t think this is considered a bribe … This train wants to influence this management.”

“This partnership is a two-sided relationship, it is mutually beneficial for Qatar and the United States,” he said.

The Reactive Offer of the train has arrived Trump Last week, a hurricane of the Gulf, the investment liabilities for investment in dollar investments in the trillions, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates investment in the US economy.

In addition to the proposed gift from Boeing 747, Qatar agreed to buy up to 210 aircraft in the history of the United States company in the history of the US company.

Trump defended the plan of Democrats as a “big gesture” after criticizing the action as “corruption in the open landscape”.

Sheikh Mohammad rejected Qatar’s US leadership or the proposals that they want to influence in the past.

“We must repel this stereotype of the train as a small Arab nation because it is rich in gas, he will not find the way without buying it with money,” he said.

“Our intention is to make a very clear exchange …… The temporary air force needs to accelerate.

Trump, Boeing 747-8 said he went to the Library of “Direct” and did not use it after the end of the term. A replacement plane for existing air forces, is made by a jet Boeing, but postponed for several years.

“Trump is very highly apprecicing that last week’s proposal of Qatar last week.” I was not one to turn this offer. I want to say that I could be a stupid person and “not want a free, very expensive plane.”

Additional report by Chloe Cornish in Dubai