On February 20, 2026, Mar-a-Lago once again became a nexus for global influence, hosting an exclusive presentation of the internationally acclaimed Concerto for Peace led by composer and entrepreneur Omar Harfouch.
Known for welcoming heads of state, industry leaders, and prominent cultural figures, the historic venue provided a strategic backdrop for an evening designed to unite business leadership with artistic diplomacy.
The private gathering assembled 100 carefully selected guests, including billionaires, senior executives, financiers, and internationally recognized influencers, reflecting an increasingly visible trend in which cultural experiences are often seen as high-level networking environments. The event’s positioning blended performance with relationship-building, creating a setting where dialogue extended beyond markets into shared global interests.
Among the distinguished attendees was Caitlyn Jenner, adding public visibility to a guest list defined by economic and institutional reach. Internationally celebrated artist Romero Britto honored the occasion with a custom-designed commemorative pin — a heart superimposed over the American flag — symbolizing unity, cooperation, and the role of creativity in international engagement.
Photo courtesy: Omar Harfouch’s team
The evening was further marked by the presence of Valid Arfush, former Vice President of Euronews, alongside delegates connected to the global pageantry sector, including representatives of Miss Universe. Their participation highlighted the event’s cross-industry character, merging media, culture, and enterprise.
Organizers also noted the concert coincided with the one-year anniversary of Donald Trump’s stated global peace initiative, placing the program within a broader narrative of cultural diplomacy and international dialogue.
Presented by U.S. public affairs official Katie Zacharia, the evening illustrated how curated artistic platforms are increasingly viewed as effective ways to convene decision-makers, foster collaboration, and humanize global business relationships through shared cultural experience.
Photo courtesy: Omar Harfouch’s team
Harfouch has become known for producing large-scale cultural programs connecting business and the arts.
