Donald Trump Jr. to speak at US Capital Access Forum in S'pore in Mar. 2026

Donald Trump Jr., who is U.S. president Donald Trump's oldest son, is scheduled to be the keynote speaker for the U.S. Capital Access Forum in Singapore from Mar. 10 to 11, 2026.

JCN Newswire reported that the two-day invite-only forum takes place amid growing coordination between the U.S. and allied economies across Asia-Pacific on technology, critical minerals and supply-chain resilience.

It will see senior leaders from U.S. capital markets, global exchanges, private capital, technology and critical resources in attendance, according to JCN Newswire, adding that an indicative speaker line-up that is subject to final confirmation includes individuals from various companies.

Trump Jr. was last in Singapore on Oct. 1, 2025 at the Token 2049 event at Marina Bay Sands.

'A significant honour'

This comes as American Tungsten and Antimony Ltd announced that its executive chairman, Timothy Morrison, has been invited to brief Trump Jr. on the role the company is playing in helping secure American-based supply of critical minerals required for the military supply chain.

The meeting is set to take place during the forum, PR Newswire reported.

Calling it "a significant honour" for the company to meet with Trump Jr., Morrison said: "We believe our work to support the secure supply of critical defense minerals for U.S. domestic use aligns with [Trump's] position and his significant contributions in this area."

The executive chairman added that the meeting represents an opportunity to discuss the importance of the company's projects with one of the key contributors to the current administration, which continues to demonstrate a significant commitment to securing critical mineral supply for the United States.

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