(MENAFN) Recent reports have revealed that Alexander Soros, the son of billionaire George Soros and a prominent Democratic Party fundraiser, has visited the White House at least fourteen times since President Joe Biden took office. According to visitor logs obtained by the New York Post, Soros met with Biden administration officials a minimum of twelve times in 2020, with two additional visits already recorded in 2021.

As the chair of the Open Society Foundations, a liberal organization dedicated to promoting the growth of inclusive and vibrant democracies through grant distribution, Alexander Soros has been actively involved in philanthropic efforts for years. The foundation was established by his father George Soros, a well-known Democratic Party donor, who has contributed over USD32 billion to various causes supporting liberal issues since 1998.

However, George Soros remains a controversial figure among some conservative groups, both in the United States and abroad, who accuse him of meddling in politics under the guise of philanthropy. Despite this criticism, the Open Society Foundations continue to operate with a focus on promoting openness, justice, and human rights around the world.

The nature of Alexander Soros' meetings with Biden administration officials is currently unknown, though it is likely that his work with the Open Society Foundations was a topic of discussion. As the younger Soros continues to play an active role in Democratic Party fundraising efforts, the frequency of his visits to the White House is sure to draw continued attention and scrutiny.

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