Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem
Logistics Company CEO Steps Down …
After Epstein Link Revealed
Published
Billionaire Emirati businessman Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem has resigned from the top spot of major logistics company DP World … after his links to Jeffrey Epstein put the business in jeopardy.
The multinational company — owned by the government of the city of Dubai in the UAE — put out a statement Friday announcing a new world chairman and new group CEO … positions held by Sulayem.
While the statement doesn’t actually name Sulayem, its meaning is clear … the multibillionaire is officially out the door.
The decision comes just a day after numerous financial groups in the United States and Canada threatened to cut ties with DP World after emails between Sulayem and Epstein were released by the U.S. Department of Justice.
A couple of shocking exchanges were released … with one email from Epstein asking Sulayem what time he’d like his massage in New York City. Epstein was infamous for having underage females massage and perform sexual acts on him. It’s unclear if this is what he was offering Sulayem.
He also wrote to Sulayem in April 2009, “where are you? are you ok, I loved the torture video.” While Sulayem’s name was previously redacted in that email, Republican Kentucky Representative Thomas Massie revealed his identity. Sulayem also texted Epstein a porn link in 2017.
Sulayem is one of many powerful men named in the infamous files. Donald Trump, Bill Clinton, Elon Musk, Deepak Chopra, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor — formerly known as Prince Andrew — and Steve Bannon are just a few of the many names mentioned.