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Read more: Bidder who bought Francis Bacon portrait 'is Qatar's Sheikha Mayassa' | Mail OnlineThe mystery buyer who paid a record £89million for Francis Bacon's Three Studies Of Lucian Freud is a member of the Qatari royal family dubbed the most powerful woman in art, it was claimed today.
Speculation has been rife about the identity of the successful bidder after the triptych last week made history by becoming the most expensive work of art ever to be sold at auction.
Today, the latest name to emerge is that of Sheikha Mayassa, the sister of the emir of Qatar who has around $1billion a year to spend on art in her role as head of the Qatar Museums Authority (QMA).
yes,if i am not mistaken she is married to her cousin and have 3 kids (boys).Does Sheikha Hind bint Hamad Al Thani have children?
yes,if i am not mistaken she is married to her cousin and have 3 kids (boys).
i must be mistaken then,i thought Sheikha Hind is the mother of 3 boys.
my informations must be wrong about Sheikha Hind i sorry.Does Sheikha Hind have any children? I don't remember reading anything of her being a mother but I would assume she would have at least one child by now.
Does anyone know who is the woman between the Queen & Sheikh Abdullah?
Sheikh Abdullah appointed Deputy Emir of Qatar
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Russian President Vladimir Putin awarded state medals to executives with the Qatari investment fund, Swiss-based commodities trading firm Glencore and Italian bank Intesa Sanpaolo, according to a decree published on Monday. ...[snipped]
Putin awarded QIA's Abdullah Bin Mohammed Bin Saud Al Thani, Glencore's Ivan Glasenberg and Intesa's Carlo Messina with Orders of Friendship and gave the Order of Honour to Antonio Fallico, the head of Intesa's Russian unit.
The Gulf is abuzz with talk of Sheikh Abdullah Bin Ali Al Thani, the mysterious Qatari royal who came out of nowhere and is suddenly being groomed as an emir-in-waiting, ready to fly back home and assume the throne when the present ruler, Tamim Bin Hamad, is overthrown.
King Salman of Saudi Arabia received Abdullah Bin Ali at his summer residence in Morocco on 17 August and he was also given an audience with the powerful Crown Prince Mohammad Bin Salman. Saud al-Qahtani, who is chairman of the Saudi Media Studies Center and a royal adviser, stated that Arab kings have nothing but respect for the emir, and Saudi activists on Twitter launched a hashtag, “Glory to Abdullah Bin Ali.” One journalist even tweeted: “History will recall that amid the Qatari crisis, there was a wise man named Sheikh Abdullah Bin Ali.”