Ghion Hotel

Saudi billionaire to buy Ghion Hotel
 

By Groum Abate

Saudi billionaire, Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, who is listed as the world’s sixth wealthiest entrepreneur by Forbes magazine two years ago, has revealed his interest to government officials for the full acquisition of Ghion Hotel and its chain of hotels.
The businessman, with personal assets that are valued at 23.4 billion dollars is Saudi’s richest man. He controls worldwide investments worth billions of dollars under Kingdom Holding Corporation-his investment arm.

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