President Donald Trump hosted an iftar at the White House for representatives of the American Muslim community and some countries. During the first iftar of his second term, President Trump met with representatives from certain Muslim countries and American Muslim leaders. Starting his speech by saying “Ramadan Mubarak,” President Trump expressed his gratitude for the support he received from American Muslims in the presidential elections of November 2024 and how pleased he was about it. Trump mentioned that representatives from Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Lebanon, Pakistan, and many other countries were present at the iftar. He thanked the hundreds of thousands of American Muslims who supported him in the 2024 presidential elections, calling it “incredible,” and emphasized the commitment to the promises made to the Muslim community. He also discussed the relentless diplomacy being conducted in the Middle East to establish lasting peace based on the historic Abraham Accords. President Trump expressed his gratitude, especially to the American Muslims in Michigan, promising to stand by them throughout his presidency and work together towards a brighter and more hopeful future. He concluded by thanking his Muslim friends and expressing his eagerness to collaborate for a brighter future.