Jamal Al Hai

Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Prime Minister and Vice-President of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai joins, from left, Jamal Al Hai, Executive Senior Vice-President International Relations and Communications at Dubai Airports; Anita Mehra, Vice-President Marketing and Corporate Communications at Dubai Airports; George Horan, Deputy MD of Dubai Duty Free; and Salah Tahlak, Senior Vice-President Corporate Communications at Dubai Duty Free in celebrating their success at the Business Traveller Awards 2012 during the first day of the Arabian Travel Market.

 

RICHEST MAN

1. TOP 10 "RICHEST MAN 2012"

2. TOP 10 richest men in Saudi Arabia

 3.Top 10Richest Men in India

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Saudi Prince al-Waleed bin Talal Aircraft

The most expensive private aircraft – Airbus A380, owned by Saudi Prince Al-Waleed bin Talal. The luxurious jetliner can overcome the distance to 14500km without refueling. On board the most expensive aircraft are rest rooms, Turkish bath, sports and concert hall, 5 bedrooms, equipped with huge beds, 20 regular guest rooms, cabins first class cocktail bar, the original form. Also on the plane there is a huge screen showing the passengers, over which they fly at the moment. Among other things, the most expensive private aircraft equipped with a special elevator in the tail section. Now the Prince has the ability to take in the garage, located on a liner, a Rolls-Royce. To service the huge jetliner to 15 flight crew. Interior design aircraft will deal with the company Edese Doret Industrial Design. The price of the liner, without “stuffing” of $ 320 million, and planned the interior design will pull another $ 200 million.

 

10 richest men in Saudi Arabia

1.In first place is Prince Alwaleed bin Talal with a fortune estimated at$18 billion.

 

2. In second place, 

Mohammed Al Amoudi worth an estimated $12.5 billion

 

3. In third place 

Mohamed Bin Issa Al Jaber worth an estimated $7 billion

 

4.   In fourth place, 

Sheikh Suleiman Al-Rajhi worth an estimated $5.9 billion

5.   Sheikh Mohammed Essa - on the left - worth an estimated $2.2 billion

6.   In sixth place, Sheikh Abdullah Al-Rajhi worth an estimated $2.2 billion

7.   In seventh place, Sheikh Saleh Kamel worth an estimated $1.7 billion

8.   In eighth place, Sheikh Mohammed Al-Rajhi worth an estimated $1.5 billion

9.   In ninth place are the heirs of 

Sheikh Suleiman Algosaibi, worth an estimated $2 billion

10. In tenth place is the heir of 

Khalid bin Mahfouz who is worth an estimated $2 billion.