UAE’s Dhabi Group chief executive resigns
The chief executive of Dhabi Group which is owned by a prominent member of the royal family in Abu Dhabi has reportedly resigned.
According to the news agency, Adeel Bajwa who took over as chief executive of the diversified investment group in 2016, had resigned and planned to take up a new and challenging assignment.
Prior to being appointed as the chief executive of Dhabi Group, Adeel Bajwa was general counsel and board member of several of the group’s companies.
He has been involved in mergers and acquisitions for the group in Africa and South Asia, that also includes the deals involving Warid Telecom.
According to the news source, Adeel Bajwa, Tariq Gulzar, and Tauqeer are the three senior executives of Dhabi Group who have resigned.
The Dhabi Group which is owned by Sheikh Nahyan Mubarak al-Nahyan has investments across sectors including telecommunications, financial services, real estate, energy, healthcare and construction in the United Arab Emirates, Pakistan, Turkey, Georgia, Africa, and the United States.
Fired for corruption and bribery. Not a real lawyer and not a real investments person. Check companies he worked with and see bribery and lies!
He has been looting for years.