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The CEO of DP World was dismissed after his connections with Jeffrey Epstein came to light.

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13 February 2026, 18:17
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Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, CEO of DP World, one of the largest port operating companies in the world, has been dismissed from his position after the files of Jeffrey Epstein revealed the extent of his connections with the convicted sex offender. The government of Dubai announced the appointment of a new president and CEO, without mentioning bin Sulayem's name. His name appears over 4,700 times in the documents released by the Department of Justice, including correspondence discussing meetings with influential people and controversial activities.


Bin Sulayem has been associated with Epstein since the 2000s, and their messages include discussions about masseuses and visits to Epstein's island. Although there is no direct evidence of involvement in crimes, his connections with Epstein have sparked controversy, and DP World has declined to comment on the situation.

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