Dubai – (Massader News)
The British Financial Times newspaper reported that there are negotiations between the Saudi authorities and the detained princes and businessmen on the background of corruption cases.
Saudi Arabia negotiates the detained princes to give up a share of their wealth for their release. According to the newspaper.
Well-informed sources according to the Financial Times, said that the Saudi authorities negotiate the princes for 70% of their wealth.
The newspaper pointed out that some detained princes are willing to accept the waiver of their funds and assets to get their freedom.
On the other hand, the Saudi government denied the allegations completely, according to Saudi newspapers.
The wealth of the most famous princes and businessmen is as follows:
Walid bin Talal (businessman) $ 16.5 billion
Mohammed al-Amoudi (businessman) $ 12 billion
Saleh Kamel (businessman) $ 3.7 billion
Bakr bin Laden (businessman) his family wealth $ 7 billion
Walid bin Ibrahim (businessman) $ 2.3 billion
Amr al-Dabbagh (businessman) $ 1.5 billion
Nasser al-Tayyar (businessman) $ 600 million
Adel al-Faqih (businessman and former minister of economy and planning) $ 470 million
Prince Meteb bin Abdullah (former Minister of National Guard) $ 110 million
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