Dubai (HRNW) – Emails revealed in the notorious Epstein Files have caused worldwide controversy, exposing private communications between Jeffrey Epstein and DP World chairman and CEO Sultan Ahmed bin Salem.
Following the revelations, DP World announced that Sultan Ahmed’s resignation was immediately accepted. Issa Kazim has been named chairman and Yuvraj Narayan appointed as the new CEO.
The emails, spanning over a decade since 2007, detail travel plans, business ventures, and projects including a proposed Islamic digital currency in Dubai. Some messages also discuss inappropriate matters involving girls, including a 2017 training program for one of Epstein’s alleged private masseuses at a Turkish hotel.
The correspondence further highlights Epstein’s connections with prominent global figures, including politicians and former advisers, though no direct wrongdoing by Sultan Ahmed has been proven.
DP World faced mounting business pressure after the leaks, with investors such as the UK’s Development Finance Agency and a major Canadian pension fund halting new investments, ultimately leading to the resignation.
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