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Epstein tried to build web of powerful ties across Middle East, documents show
Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem resigned as DP World CEO following investor suspensions after U.S. DOJ files revealed his ties with Jeffrey Epstein, prompting global scrutiny.
- On Feb 18, Reuters reported DOJ documents showing Jeffrey Epstein tried to build a network across the Middle East, and DP World announced on Friday that Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem resigned as chief executive and chair.
- The appearance of Bin Sulayem’s name in the documents prompted investor and congressional questions, and Epstein’s exchanges with Sheikh Jabor Yousuf Jassim Al Thani urged Qatar to ease tensions.
- Emails and an undated photo reveal Epstein cooking with Bin Sulayem and include discussions on Saudi Aramco’s IPO and urging Qatar to recognize Israel or pledge $1 billion.
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Documents published by the U.S. Department of Justice show that Epstein tried to advise business leaders and political figures in Qatar, among other countries in the region
Epstein tried to build web of powerful ties across Middle East
DUBAI — The departure of the chief executive of Dubai port giant DP World is the biggest fallout in the Middle East from US Department of Justice documents which show that disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein tried to build a powerful network of political figures and business leaders across the region.
Epstein’s Middle East Network Exposed
The resignation of Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem as chief executive and chair of DP World underscores the lingering impact of Jeffrey Epstein’s extensive network of influence across the Middle East. DOJ documents reveal Bin Sulayem engaged with Epstein in correspondence discussing personal encounters and social connections, though no evidence indicates criminal wrongdoing. The timing of […] The post Epstein’s Middle East Network Exposed appeared firs…
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