Saudi Arabia has offered freedom to Arab prince Al-wlaeed bin Talal, who is among the richest people in the world arrested in the corruption case for $ 6 billion (over Pakistani rupees 6 billion).
It was believed that Saudi Arabia's government had launched a massive protest against corruption in the beginning of last month and arrested dozens of people including 11 princes.
The Prince of Saudi Arabia arrested 11 princes, including Prince Al-Qaeda bin Talal.
According to US Broadcasting 'Bloomberg' report, Saudi princes arrested in the charge of corruption are counted in the world's first 50 richest figures, worth $ 19 billion worth of assets.
The princes have invested in renowned companies such as Apple, City Group, and their assets can be estimated in the way that they wanted to buy their own Aircraft A380 in 2007 and make a private airport.
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They are from the custody of the Saudi government on November 5, their captive reports are imprisoned in a luxurious hotel, where they reportedly reported violence.
However, the American Broadcasting Agency, Wall Street Journal (WSJ), told that Al-Qaeda bin Talal has been offered freedom for more than $ 6 billion (over Pakistani rupees 6 billion).
According to Wall Street, a Saudi Arabia official, who said that the government authorities have asked for money from the release of Prince Al-Qaeda bin Talal.
The broadcasting agency told without informing any person that persons associated with this case say that the Saudi government has given prints to the prince to save themselves from ending their 25-year business by giving them cash Are there
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It is believed that Al-Qaeda bin Talal had invested Twitter for $ 30 million in Twitter on the website of Social Contacts, but current shares are 4.9% in Twitter.
Apple princess has Apple's leading company shares worth $ 6 billion 23 million, he had invested in the company $ 11.5 billion in 1997, he later invested in the company named Lift. Buying $ 247 billion 7 million shares, some of which have been sold.
However, close sources of Al-Qaeda bin Talal say that Prince Talal will not avoided such a huge amount of cash, because he thinks that this process can be harmful to his business and himself.
It is clear that Prince Elizabeth bin Talal was released on November 29, a prisoner prince and former head of Saudi Arabia's National Guard, Mutib bin Abdullah, was also released from the prison.
Foreign news agencies told that Bin Laden has been released under a contract, and besides this, more than 3 princes will be released under this agreement.