Al-Yamamah-Waffengeschäft
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Al-Yamamah-Waffengeschäft
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Vereinigtes Königreich (Staat)
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Al-Yamamah-Waffengeschäft
- negotiated on the Saudi side / architect of the deal -
Adnan Khashoggi
The Saudi side was mediated by arms dealer Adnan Khashoggi, who earned billions in deals between Saudis and the West.
Al-Yamamah-Waffengeschäft
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Saudi-Arabien (Staat)
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Al-Yamamah-Waffengeschäft
- Main contractor -
BAE Systems
The deal earned BAE Systems at least £43 billion between 1985 and 2007.
Al-Yamamah-Waffengeschäft
- is considered the architect of the -
Douglas Leese
Douglas Leese is considered the architect of the Al-Yamamah deal, the largest arms contract in British history, which saw the sale of British fighter jets to the Royal Saudi Air Force.
The export contract brought in sales of 43 billion pounds for the British company BAE Systems.
Leese's name surfaced in connection with the corruption investigation into the Al-Yamamah deal in Parliament. Leese was accused of carrying out secret contracts on behalf of British Aerospace through the Offshore Bank of NT Butterfield in Bermuda.
The export contract brought in sales of 43 billion pounds for the British company BAE Systems.
Leese's name surfaced in connection with the corruption investigation into the Al-Yamamah deal in Parliament. Leese was accused of carrying out secret contracts on behalf of British Aerospace through the Offshore Bank of NT Butterfield in Bermuda.
Al-Yamamah-Waffengeschäft
- Architect of the business -
Bandar bin Sultan Al Saud
Leese, along with Saudis Adnan Khashoggi and Prince Bandar ibn Sultan Al Saud, was the architect of the multi-billion dollar Al-Yamamah arms deal, the largest arms deal ever undertaken by Britain and which netted prime contractor BAE Systems at least £43 billion between 1985 and 2007.