U.S. President Donald Trump's sons will be in Dubai this weekend to open a new Trump branded golf course.

Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr. will be the guests of honor at the official opening of Trump International Golf Club Dubai, according to an official invitation sent out by Damac Properties, the UAE-based developer of the project.

President Trump previously visited the site of the $6 billion development in 2014 with his daughter Ivanka. At the time, he said: "I think there's great, great future in Dubai."

The US President has close personal ties with Damac's billionaire chairman, Hussain Sajwani. During a New Year's Eve speech at his home in Florida, Trump called Sajwani and his family, who were attending his party, "beautiful people."

Sajwani has also highlighted his close personal ties with the Trumps, telling NBC News: "We've been in New York having lunch and dinners with them regularly."

But before taking office in January, Trump announced that he turned down a new $2 billion deal business deal with Sajwani. Trump made the decision as he was faced with intense media scrutiny due to his international business empire and the many conflicts of interest it could cause. 

Trump's global business empire, which is now managed by his children, includes more than 500 companies with ties to more than 20 countries, according to Bloomberg.

Regionally, in addition to the UAE, Trump has business interests in Qatar, Turkey and Israel. The US president also opened eight companies in Saudi Arabia at the beginning of his presidential campaign, but those were shut down before he took office.

Despite his repeated calls and efforts to ban Muslims from entering the US, Trump's new Dubai golf course and his other regional business ventures demonstrate that he's definitely not interested in banning Muslim money anytime soon.

Saudi Arabia's first ever Comic-Con is shaping up to be a must-attend event.

Top international stars from the popular series Game of Thrones, Breaking Bad and Hannibal have all been confirmed as speakers. Yes, you read right. So, get excited!

Here's a look at the celebrities heading to the event between Feb. 16 to 18 as all the kingdom's nerds descend upon Jeddah's Takeoff Social & Air Sports Center.

Dance is best known for his role in the HBO drama series Game of Thrones, in which he plays the conniving and powerful Tywin Lannister. His other credits include The Imitation Game, Dracula Untold, Alien 3 and Last Action Hero.

Esposito is an award winning American actor who is the well known villain Gustavo ‘Gus’ Fring in AMC's Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul. He's also starred in the NBC series Revolution and the film Do The Right Thing.

Known best for his villain roles in Star Wars, Indiana Jones the Last Crusade, and James Bond, British actor Glover has most recently played the cunning Grand Maester Pycelle in Game of Thrones.

Mikkelsen stars as Dr. Hannibal Lecter the cannibal in the NBC series Hannibal. But, the Danish actor most recently made waves for his role as Galen Erso in Star Wars: Rogue One. He also had major roles in James Bond: Casino Royale and Doctor Strange. 

Originating in California, Comic Con has become an international pop culture phenomenon. Regionally, the event came to Dubai several years ago and has been a great success, bringing leading international stars to the UAE every year. 

The Jeddah version is organized by the Saudi company Time Entertainment. It is supported by Saudi Arabia's General Entertainment Authority, which oversees entertainment events and activities in the kingdom.

Enhancing cultural and entertainment opportunities throughout Saudi Arabia is an integral part of the Riyadh's Vision 2030, which has been championed by Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.

In addition to events like Comic Con, the kingdom is moving to host more concerts and plans to open cinemas, despite opposition from some religious leaders. Jeddah and Riyadh each had large scale concerts at the end of January, the first to be held in the kingdom in many years.