Anything with Dubai and the UAE are of interest, as I believe the Antichrist is the crown prince of Dubai, with the UAE representing the seven heads of the beast, and the UAE is home to the Abrahamic Family House, hosting the three main Satanic religions… And is this type of behavior more the norm between these networked men and women of OCGFC power, or the exception?
By Mike Stunson,
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Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, the CEO of the mega trade and logistics company DP World, has resigned from his position after he was named in documents of Jeffrey Epstein, who referred to the Dubai businessman as a “close personal friend.”
Key Facts
DP World announced the move Friday morning, saying Essa Kazim has taken over the role of Chairman and Yuvrah Narayan has been named the company’s CEO.
Bin Sulayem’s name was redacted in some emails in the Epstein files, but Rep. Thomas Massie, R-Ky., named him as the recipient of an email Epstein wrote, telling him he “loved the torture video.”
Epstein and bin Sulayem appeared to have a decades-long relationship—often discussing lewd topics, including sex, intimate massages and escorts—with Epstein telling him in a 2013 email, “You are one of my most trusted friends in (every) sense of the word. You have never let me down.”
Bin Sulayem, who has not been accused of any criminal wrongdoing related to Epstein, shared similar verbiage, referring to Epstein as a “very dear friend and a business associate of mine.”
The same year, bin Sulayem said in an email to Epstein he “had a very nice time at your island,” thanking him for letting Epstein use his plane.
They exchanged emails from 2007 until 2019, the year Epstein killed himself in a New York City prison.
Who Is Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem?
Bin Sulayem, 71, led DP World to $18.3 billion in revenue in 2023, with assets totaling $44.7 billion. He is considered among the top CEOs in the Middle East. DP World, a company bin Sulayem had led as CEO since 2016, reportedly contributes toward more than a third of Dubai’s GDP and 12% to all of the UAE.
Dp World’s Partners Called For Action Against Bin Sulayem
Quebec’s pension fund, La Caisse, said earlier in the week it had paused its partnership with DP World, urging the company to “shed full light on the situation and take the necessary actions,” according to the Montreal Gazette. British International Investments, which CNBC reported invests alongside DP World in four African ports, also paused its partnership, saying in a statement it was “shocked by the allegations emerging in the Epstein files regarding Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem.”
Bin Sulayem’s Relationship With Donald Trump
The UAE tycoon has longstanding business ties to President Donald Trump through Dubai’s state-owned real estate developer Nakheel, which he chaired and which signed a licensing agreement in 2008 to build Trump-branded properties in the emirate. Companies linked to bin Sulayem have intersected with Trump’s private business interests, including DP World’s sponsorship of the DP World Tour, which has hosted tournaments at Trump’s golf courses in Scotland. He has also commented on Trump’s trade policies, reflecting his proximity to global business networks connected to Trump’s administration and private enterprises. Epstein and bin Sulayem referenced Trump in emails, including in 2017 when bin Sulayem asked Epstein if he should accept an invitation to Trump’s inauguration. They also wrote about Steve Bannon, a former aide of Trump’s, with Epstein writing, “We have become friends you will like him.”
Sulayem Helped Epstein Purchase Private Island
The Miami Herald first reported that bin Sulayem was listed as the beneficial owner in Epstein’s acquisition of Great St. James in the U.S. Virgin Islands. Epstein had struggled to purchase the island directly because of his criminal history, but completed the $22.5 million acquisition through companies tied to Sulayem’s name. Emails and records show Epstein sought Sulayem’s assistance in promoting plans to develop the island into a private resort, reflecting Epstein’s efforts to leverage relationships with powerful global executives to finance and commercialize his properties.
Bin Sulayem’s Ties To Prince William
DP World was a founding corporate partner and major donor to Prince William’s Earthshot Prize, an environmental award that awards $1 million annually to innovative projects addressing climate change, pollution and conservation. Bin Sulayem publicly backed the initiative and appeared alongside Prince William at Earthshot events in Dubai, but their partnership has been scrutinized following disclosures in the Epstein files, prompting Britain’s Charity Commission to review the charity’s funding relationship. Graham Smith, chief executive of anti-monarchy group Republic, wrote, “William has lots of questions to answer about what he knew about Andrew and Epstein. And now he must explain his relationship with Sulayem.” Prince William’s uncle, the former Prince Andrew, was stripped of his royal titles last year over his ties to Epstein.
This is a developing story and will be updated.