Mayor Zohran Mamdani made an unannounced trip to Washington, DC, on Thursday to meet with President Trump, The Post has learned.
Sources said Hizzoner would be meeting Trump at the White House in the afternoon.
The Oval Office sit-down — the mayor’s second since his election in November — will touch on a “variety of housing projects” that could amount to a “historic investment” in new housing in the Big Apple, one source said.
City Hall made no mention that the mayor was leaving the Big Apple, with nothing on his public schedule for the day.
Mamdani, wearing a black hat and mask, was spotted with his entourage Thursday morning riding in the back of a Delta plane.
He was joined by a top adviser, Morris Katz, who has no formal role in City Hall.
The mayor’s reps didn’t comment.
Trump on Tuesday night gave the Democratic socialist a shoutout during the State of the Union.
“The new communist mayor of New York City, I think he’s a nice guy, actually” Trump said. “I speak to him a lot. Bad policy, but nice guy.”
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The commander-in-chief and young Big Apple mayor have been talking often since the two met face-to-face in DC last year.
Their chummy first White House meeting shocked the political world, with insiders dubbing it the start of a “bromance.”
Trump at one point even gave Mamdani cover when the then-mayor elect was pressed by reporters about his prior attacks on the president.