As more documents connected to American sex offender Jeffrey Epstein surface, new names emerge worldwide, shedding light on influential figures, even in the affluent Gulf region. Recently, a significant business mogul from Dubai finds himself stepping down amidst these revelations. Reports suggest he explored business opportunities with Epstein, discussing numerous topics, including a certain '100% Russian woman.'
Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem, Chairman and CEO of a major Dubai port and logistics company, has resigned. His departure follows international criticism and mounting controversies linked to his name. The company operates globally, from Canada to India, making this development a pivotal moment in the international trade world.
This matter intensified when two significant international institutions announced halts on new investments in the company this week. The entities include a British development finance agency and a major Canadian pension fund, further pushing for leadership change.
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Indian National Appointed as CEO
An official statement disclosed that Dubai's ruler has appointed a new Chairman for DP World. Essa Kazim steps into Bin Sulayem's previous role, while Yuvraj Narayan assumes the group's CEO position. Kazim is the current Governor of Dubai International Financial Centre, and Narayan has been with the company since 2004, holding various senior positions.
Statements from the company highlight its 10% share in global container traffic with expansive operations across continents.
Revelations from the Epstein Files involving the Business Tycoon
January's disclosure of the Epstein files brought to light connections involving Bin Sulayem. It showed their ongoing attempt to explore business opportunities together, frequently discussing women. A 2009 email from Epstein read, "Where are you? Are you okay? I liked the torture video." However, specifics of the video remain vague.
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Originally, the Emirati tycoon's name was concealed when these documents emerged. It was later during a hearing that his identity was unveiled. The files also hint that connections persisted even after Epstein’s 2008 conviction for solicitation of a minor for prostitution.
