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על פי שמועות תחל בבנית אולפן הסרטים הכי גדול במזרח התיכון

היא תבנה 2 אולפנים אחד בישראל גדול יותר מכל מה שיש כיום בישראל
ואחד ענק בדובא כדוגמא אולפני UNIVERSAL MGM DISNEY PIXAR ועוד
זה יכלול פארק אטרקציות ענק
האולפן בישראל יבנה עכב לחץ שהפעילו המפיקים היהודים הגדולים בהוליווד
עלות ההשקעה בפרויקטים נאמדת במילארדי דולרים
בדובאי היו אמורים להשקיע  והנסיך הסעודי הידוע והמילארדר בן טלאל
ביחד עם המילארדר האמרקאי ישראלי שוויתר על אזרחותו האוסטרלית   : רופרט מרדוק RUPERT MURDOCK
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NEWS CORPORATION
NDS
SKY UK
SKY ITALIA
SKY GERMANY
SKY INDIA
FOX
NEWS OF THE WORLD
ROTANA
לא ברור מה עלה בתוכנית המקורית
כאשר פנינו להנהלה בארץ סרבו לאשר או להכחיש את הידעה ורק מסרו שהתוכנית לאולפן בדובאי תצא לפועל בזמן הראוי לכך.
ושאן קשר לאולפן הנבנה בישראל
שאלנו למה אתם בונים אולפן בסדר גודל כזה בארץ?
מה ישראל נהייתה הולייו לא חבל על ההשקעה ?
התגובה : אן תגובה
אבל מכאן ניתן להבין על תוכניתה של החברה להפעיל חבילות חדשות גם במזרח התיכון
למה ב  הסתירו במשך כל כך הרבה זמן את העובדה הזאת
ולמה עד היום מסרבים לדבר על זה.
האם זה קשור לחרם הערבי על ישראל?
איש לא ידע כי סרבו להגיב לנושא וטענו שזה רגיש
כל מה שנוגע למשפחות המלוכה במפרץ הפרסי הוא לא נושא לדיון .
כל אזכור של משפחת המלוכה ליד שמה של ישראל בימים אלה יביא לא ראוי להעשות .
בעכבות האביב הערבי כל השליטים במדינות ערב במיוחד במפרץ הפרסי עברו לפרופיל נמוך
וכמעט לא נראים בציבור ולא מתראיינים כלל.
פנינו לנציג משפחת בן טלאל בניו יורק .
וזה כמובן טרק את הטלפון כאשר שמע שאנחנו מישראל.
זה המזרח התיכון החדש של שמעון פרס .
PRINCE
Al-Walid ben Talal Ibn Saoud)

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וולאד בן טלאל בן סעוד  הינו נסיך סעודי ממשפחה המלוכה הסעודית שאימו  ממוצא לבנוני.
הוא גם איש עסקים והבעלים והנשיא של חברת Kingdom Holding Company.
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והונו מוערך ב 20 מילארד דולר בהון נזיל במזומן.
מומחים מעריכים את הונו האמיתי בהרבה יותר ממה שמפורסם שכן הוא מחזיק גם בהון של משפחת המלוכה הסעודית
הוא האיש ה 26 בעשרו בעולם לפי הפורבס
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הוא בוגר מנהל עסקים מאוניבסיטת MENLO COLLEGE בקליפורניה ב 1979
ובעל תואר שני במנהל עסקים מאוניבסיטת Syracuse University בארצות הברית
הוא נחשב לגאון פיננסי שעשה את כל הונו במו ידיו
האיש למרות עושרו הרב עדין צנוע יחסית לשאר הנסיכים הסעודים
הוא לא מחזיק באף משרה פורמלית בסעודיה מטעם בית המלוכה
אבל מחזיק בתואר של נסיך .
הוא עוסק בתקשורת ,בניה,נדלן,דלק והשקעות פיננסיות.
פנינו לאיש היחסי ציבור של הנסיך באירופה  
הוא אישר שמתוכננים להבנות 2 אולפנים אחד ענק בדובאי או קטאר ואחד בישראל
הנסיך לא יבקר באולפן בישראל ואן לו נגיעה אליו
בסך הכול מדובר בהשקעה פיננסית
זה רק בגלל שהוא מחזיק במניות של NEWCORP ושאן לו קשר באופן אישי להחלטה זו
סכום ההשקעה נאמד במילארדי דולרים באולפן הגדול
יחד עם זאת בימים אלה מאוד רוצים להצניע את ההשקעה הזו או להוריד פרופיל או לדחות אותה עד יעבור זעם .
זה לא ימים להוציא את הענים במפרץ הפרסי בתקופה של מהפכות ומזימות נגד המלוכה הסעודית
פנינו לניוז קורפ בחול  והתגובה שלהם היתה : אן תגובה

חברת ההשקעות של הנסיך בן טלאל נקראת :KINGDOM HOLDING
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רשימת בני המשפחה המלוכה הכי עשירים בעולם



על גאוניותו של בן טלאל והמזל שלו בעסקים
וולאד בן טלאל השקיע 9 מיליון דולר ב APPLE לאחר כמה שנים ההשקעה שלו היתה שווה 200 מיליון דולר
כמעט בכל מה שהשקיע בו הוא הפך אותו לזהב




הבת היפה של בן טלאל גם היא נושאת בתואר נסיכה גם נחשבת לגאון פיננסי אפילו יותר מאבא שלה
והיא גם רווקה



אלה החברות שבהם הנסיך BEN TALA מושקע בהם
Amazon
AOL/Time Warner
Apple Inc.
Canary Wharf
Citigroup
Coca Cola
Compaq
Disneyland Paris
eBay
Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts
Fairmont Hotels & Resorts
Ford
Hotel George V, Paris
Hewlett-Packard
McDonald's
Motorola
Mövenpick Hotels & Resorts
News Corporation
PepsiCo
Priceline.com Inc
Procter & Gamble
The Walt Disney Company
LBCI Lebanese Broadcasting Corporation International
SAMBA, Saudi American Bank
Rotana Group (Arabic: روتانا‎), the Arab World's largest entertainment company
Kingdom Hotels International, public company listed on the Dubai International Financial Exchange
The company is known for hiring in 2004 Captain Hanadi Zakariya Hindi, the first Saudi female commercial pilot, who trained at the Mideast Aviation Academy in Jordan[3].
It is also the owner of the Kingdom Centre.
In July 2005, Kingdom announced a joint venture with HSBC to invest in growth companies in Sub-Saharan Africa.[4]
In 2007 the company committed to purchasing an Airbus A380 "Flying Palace" for an undisclosed amount.[5]
In August 2011, the company announced plans for the construction of Kingdom Tower, which will become the tallest building in the world.[6]


Rotana Group
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^ Hollywood Reporter: Middle East media group owned by Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal
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^ Rotana Entertainment Group website
^ twofour54 Official website
News_Corp
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Al-Waleed bin Talal
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Al-Waleed bin Talal
House of Saud
Al-Waleed bin Talal bin Abdul Aziz al-Saud
Al-Waleed bin Talal
Born March 7, 1955 (age 56)
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Residence Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Nationality Saudi Arabian[1]
Alma mater Menlo College (B.Sc)
Syracuse University (M.SocSc)
Occupation Businessman/Investor
Years active 1979-present
Net worth $19.6 billion (2011)[1]
Religion Islam
Spouse Princess Dalal bint Saud bin Abdul Aziz
Princess Ameerah
Children Prince Khaled
Princess Reem
Prince Al-Waleed bin Talal (also spelled Waleed bin Talal) (Arabic: الوليد بن طلال بن عبد العزيز آل سعود‎; born 7 March 1955) is a Saudi Arabian billionaire and member of the Saudi royal family. He is the nephew of King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia. An entrepreneur and international investor he has amassed a fortune through investments in real estate and the stock market.
He is founder and CEO of Kingdom Holding Company. As of March 2011, his net worth was estimated by Forbes at US$19.6 billion, making him the 26th richest person in the world.[2] This listing also ranks him as the richest Saudi Arabian in the world. He has been nicknamed by Time magazine as the Arabian Warren Buffett[citation needed]
Contents [hide]
1 Early life
2 Business interests
3 Charitable activities
3.1 World Trade Center attacks
3.2 Palestinians
3.3 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake
3.4 Harvard University
3.5 Phillips Academy
4 Assets
5 Palaces
6 See also
7 References
8 Further reading
9 External links
[edit]Early life

Al-Waleed bin Talal was born to Talal ibn Abd al-Aziz ( the son of the founding King of Saudi Arabia, Abdul Aziz Al Saud ) and Princess Mona El-Solh, daughter of Riad as-Solh, Lebanon's first Prime Minister. He is Prince Talal's second son.
Al-Waleed received a Bachelors of Science degree in Business Administration with high honors from Menlo College in California in 1979. He then received a Master's of Social Science with honors from Syracuse University in 1985.[citation needed]
[edit]Business interests

Al-Waleed began his business career in 1979 upon graduation from Menlo College in California. The Prince's activities as an investor came to prominence when he bought a substantial tranche of shares in Citicorp in the 1990s when that firm was in difficulties. With an initial investment of $550 million ($2.98 a share after adjusting for stock splits, acquisitions and spin-offs, according to Bloomberg calculations) to bail out Citibank caused by underperforming American real estate loans and Latin American businesses, his holdings in Citigroup now comprise for about $1 billion. His investments in Citibank earned him the title of "Arabian Warren Buffett".
His stake in Citibank once accounted for approximately half of his wealth, prior to the recent financial crisis. At the end of 1990 he bought 4.9 percent of Citicorp’s existing common shares for $207 million ($12.46 per share)—the most that he could without being legally obliged to declare his interest. In February 1991, as American troops stationed in Saudi Arabia were preparing for war with Iraq, the prince spent $590m buying new preferred shares, convertible into common shares at $16 each. This amounted to a further 10% of Citicorp and took his stake to 14.9%.[3]
Later, he also made large investments in AOL, Apple Inc., MCI Inc., Motorola, Fox News and other technology and media companies.[4]
His real estate holdings have included large stakes in the Four Seasons hotel chain and the Plaza Hotel in New York. He sold half of his shares in the latter in August 2004. He has made investments in London's Savoy Hotel and Monaco's Monte Carlo Grand Hotel. He currently holds a 10% stake in Euro Disney SCA, the company that owns, manages and maintains Disneyland Paris in Marne-la-Vallee, France.[5]
In January 2005, Al-Waleed purchased the Savoy Hotel in London for an estimated GBP £250 million, to be managed by Fairmont Hotels; his sister, The Princess Sultana Nurul Al-Waleed owns an estimated 16% stake. In January 2006, in partnership with the U.S. real estate firm Colony Capital, Kingdom Holding acquired Toronto, CA-based Fairmont Hotels for an estimated $3.9 billion.
In August 2011, Al-Waleed announced that his company had contracted Saudi Binladen Group to build the next tallest building in the World, the Kingdom Tower at a height of at least 1,000 metres (3,300 ft) for SR 4.6 billion.[6] The original plan announced in 2008 called it برج الميل (Arabic for "the Tower of One Mile") at 1,609 metres (5,279 ft) and an estimated cost of US$10 billion.[citation needed]
In 1997, Time Magazine reported that bin Talal owned about 5 percent of News Corporation.[7] By 2010 Alwaleed's stake in News Corp. was about 7% stake at worth $3 Billion noted the 2010 News Corp. $70 million (9%) investment in Al-Waleed's Rotana Group, the Arab World's largest entertainment company. The review also referred to the Al-Waleed investment AOL in the past tense.
In June 2011 bin Tahal was linked with a takeover of Premier League football club Everton for a reported £100 million. It remains to be seen whether or not he will follow up on the link.[8]
[edit]Charitable activities

Much of the charitable activities of Al-Waleed are in the field of educational initiatives to bridge gaps between Western and Islamic communities. Over the years, he has funded a number of centers of American studies in universities in the Middle East and centers of Islamic studies in Western universities.[citation needed]
[edit]World Trade Center attacks
In October 2001, following the World Trade Center attacks, New York mayor Rudy Giuliani turned down a $10 million donation from Al-Waleed for disaster relief after the prince suggested the United States "must address some of the issues that led to such a criminal attack," and "re-examine its policies in the Middle East." Giuliani interpreted his statements as drawing "a moral equivalency between liberal democracies like the United States, like Israel, and terrorist states and those who condone terrorism."[9]
[edit]Palestinians
In 2002, Al-Waleed donated 18.5 million British pounds (US$27 million) to the families of Palestinians during a TV telethon following Israeli operations in the West Bank city of Jenin. The telethon was ordered by Saudi King Fahd to help relatives of Palestinian martyrs. The Saudi government maintained the term "martyrs" referred not to suicide bombers but to "Palestinians [who are] victimized by Israeli terror and violence."[10]
[edit]2004 Indian Ocean earthquake
In 2004, the Prince contributed $17 million to victims of the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami.[11]
[edit]Harvard University
In April 2009, Prince Waleed bin Talal donated $20 million to Harvard University, one of its 25 largest donations.[12]
[edit]Phillips Academy
In 2002, Al-Waleed donated $500,000 to help fund the George Herbert Walker Bush Scholarship at Phillips Academy in Andover, Massachusetts.[8]
[edit]Assets



Kingdom 5KR
Al-Waleed owns the 85.9-meter (282-foot) yacht Kingdom 5KR,, originally built as the "Nabila" for Saudi arms dealer Adnan Khashoggi. The yacht posed as the Flying Saucer, the yacht of James Bond villain Largo in the film Never Say Never Again. It was later sold to Donald Trump, who renamed her Trump Princess. Al-Waleed bought back the yacht after Trump's second bankruptcy.[13]
He has ordered a new yacht currently known as the New Kingdom 5KR which will be about 173 meters (557 feet) long and carries an estimated cost of over $500 million. The yacht is rendered by Lindsey Design and is expected to be delivered in late 2010.[14]
Al-Waleed owns several aircraft, all converted for private use: a Boeing 747, an Airbus 321 and an Hawker Siddeley 125. Also on order is an Airbus A380, the world's largest passenger aircraft, which is scheduled for delivery in 2012.[15][16] This has been noted in the 2009 Guinness World Records as the largest private jet in the world.
Al-Waleed also owns more than 200 cars, including Rolls Royces, Lamborghinis, Ferraris etc.[17]
The Economist has expressed doubts about the source of income of Prince Al Waleed and whether he is a front man for other Saudi investors. According to it, his income in the 1990s was insufficient to cover his expenditures. "You could barely clothe a Saudi prince for such sums, let alone furnish him with a multi-billion-dollar empire. Nevertheless, by 1991 Prince Alwaleed had felt able to risk an investment of $797m in Citicorp", writes the magazine.[18]
Among his many assets are: a 95 percent stake in Kingdom Holding Company; 91 percent ownership of Rotana Video & Audio Visual Company; 90 percent ownership of LBC SAT; 7 percent ownership of News Corporation; about 6 percent ownership of Citigroup; and 17 percent ownership of Al Nahar and 25 percent ownership of Al Diyar, two daily newspapers published in Lebanon.
In addition to his 63rd place ranking on the Forbes Billionaire List in 2011, Prince Al-Waleed topped the first Saudi Rich List issued in 2009, with a fortune of $16.3bn.[19]
[edit]Palaces

Name City Area (sq m) Coordinates Description
Kingdom Resort Hay al Huda 500,000 24.652463°N 46.603076°E It contains three lakes integrated with splendid gardens. This is where he entertains his guests.[20]
Promotion Palace Hay al Huda 250,000 24.643587°N 46.679208°E This palace is frequently shown in videos for the promotion of public relations which is why locals have dubbed it as "Promotion Palace".[21] It has three swimming pools and large splendid palace. The mosque on the left and the palace next to it are also his. According to Time Magazine "Al-Waleed and his two wives live in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia in a $300 million sand-colored palace whose 317 rooms are adorned with 1,500 tons of Italian marble, silk oriental carpets, gold-plated faucets and 250 TV sets. It has four kitchens, for Arabic, Continental and Asian cuisines, and a fifth just for dishing up desserts, run by chefs who can feed 2,000 people on an hour's notice. There is also a lagoon-shaped pool and a 45-seat basement cinema".[22]
Kingdom Oasis Janadriyah 4,000,000 25.047°N 46.972035°E Still under construction this 4 million square metre luxury resort will include a 70,000 square metre lake and a private zoo.[20][23]
[edit]See also

House of Saud
[edit]References

^ a b Forbes. [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
^ Forbes topic page on Prince Alwaleed Retrieved March 2010
^ "'The mystery of the world’s second-richest businessman'". The Economist. 1999-02-25.
^ [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] Holding Company (KHC) - Saudi Arabia - Leisure and Tourism". Zawya.com. Retrieved 2010-03-08.
^ Disneyland Resort Paris, Annual review 2007, p. 53
^ Agencies (August 2, 2011). "Kingdom Holding to build world’s tallest tower in Jeddah". Arab News. Retrieved 2011-08-02.
^ Scott Macleod (1997-12-01). "Prince Alwaleed: The Prince and the Portfolio". Time. Retrieved 2010-08-24.
^ a b Gustin, Sam, "News Corp., the Saudi Prince and the 'Ground Zero Mosque'", Daily Finance (AOL), 08/16/10 1:40 PM via Frank Rich, "How Fox Betrayed Petraeus",The New York Times, August 21, 2010 (August 22, 2010 p. WK8 NY ed.). Retrieved 2010-08-22.
^ "CNN.com - Giuliani rejects $10 million from Saudi prince - October 12, 2001". Edition.cnn.com. 2001-10-12. Retrieved 2010-03-08.
^ "Saudi telethon raises $77 million". CNN. 2005-01-07. Retrieved 2010-04-23.
^ "CNN.com - Saudi telethon raises $100 million - Jan 6, 2001". Edition.cnn.com. 2005-01-07. Retrieved 2010-03-08.
^ Islamicstudies.harvard.edu
^ Prince Al-Waleed's yacht
^ Agent4Stars.com - Project New Kingdom 5KR
^ Airbus and Boeing win giant order BBC news - 12 November 2007
^ "Airbus A380 gets first VIP client". Flight Global.com. 12 November 2007.
^ Airbus and Boeing win giant order BBC news - 02 November 2010
^ The Economist : "The mystery of the world’s second-richest businessman" (Economist subscribers only)
^ "Prince Alwaleed tops first Saudi Rich List". Arabian Business. 2009-08-30. Retrieved 2009-08-30.
^ a b "Rich List 2009". ArabianBusiness.com. Retrieved 2010-03-08.[dead link]
^ July 06, 2008 (2008-07-06). "Prince Al-Walid bin Talal palace قصر الوليد بن طلال". YouTube. Retrieved 2010-03-08.
^ "Prince Alwaleed: The Prince And The Portfolio". Time. 1997-12-01. Retrieved 2010-04-23.
^ "Kingdom Oasis". Virtual Globetrotting. 2009-01-05. Retrieved 2010-03-08.
[edit]Further reading

Riz Khan. AlWaleed: Businessman Billionaire Prince (HarperCollins, 2005) ISBN 0-06-085030-2
[edit]External links

The Prince Alwaleed Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding at Georgetown University
Appearances on C-SPAN
Al-Waleed bin Talal on Charlie Rose
Al-Waleed bin Talal at the Internet Movie Database
Works by or about Al-Waleed bin Talal in libraries (WorldCat catalog)
Al-Waleed bin Talal at the Notable Names Database
Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Alsaud, Forbes

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Dr. Hala Sarhan is President of Rotana Studios, the leading Arabic content provider in the World and the largest producer and distributor of Arabic films in the Middle East. Rotana Studios has one of the biggest Arabic libraries, ranging from legendary classics to the most recent blockbusters of Arab Cinema.

-Dr. Hala Sarhan has been a leading figure in Arab media for over 30 years. Through her career and dedication to driving the media industry forward, she has helped to establish 5 leading Pan Arab channels. Her controversial talk shows in Egypt made her known as “the Oprah of the Middle East.” After serving 10 years at ART, she became Vice President of Dream TV, the first private Egyptian channel. She joined Rotana Media Group upon its inception in 2003 as Head of Movie Channels, where she established the first open-to-air cinema channels, Rotana Cinema and Zaman. She then became the first President of Rotana Studios in 2005, where she produced 46 films. In 2007, she became a Senior Media Consultant to the Rotana Group, before returning to Rotana Studios as President for the second time in 2010.

-Dr. Hala Sarhan is a journalist and a writer as well, and has also been Chief and Deputy Editor of 3 leading family magazines and published 6 books; one of her short stories was made into the movie, Dantelle.