Timur Kulibayev
Timur Kulibayev is a prominent Kazakh businessman and philanthropist, known for his leadership role in Halyk Group, one of Kazakhstan's largest financial and investment groups. He has been actively involved in various economic projects aimed at supporting the development of regions in Kazakhstan, particularly in the Mangistau region where his foundation has invested significantly to enhance infrastructure and create jobs. His recent support for the restoration of the Beyneu Grain Terminal is part of a broader strategy to strengthen food security and export capabilities in the country.
Born on May 07, 1964 (61 years old)
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New Zealand:
Timur Kulibayev purchased Mountbatten-Windsor's marital home, raising concerns about the sale's implications.
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Italy:
Timur Kulibayev purchased a villa from Andrea Mountbatten-Windsor in a suspicious transaction.
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United Kingdom:
This was particularly true when it emerged that the Kazakh president’s son-in-law, Timur Kulibayev, had bought Mountbatten-Windsor’s former house.
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Italy:
Timur Kulibayev purchased Sunninghill Park from Andrea for a suspiciously high price.
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Italy:
Timur Kulibayev purchased a property from Andrea under suspicious circumstances.
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Australia:
Kazakh billionaire Timur Kulibayev used funds from a firm allegedly implicated in corruption to buy Mountbatten-Windsor’s former home.
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Australia:
The buyer was reportedly Timur Kulibayev, son-in-law of Nursultan Nazarbayev, then-president of Kazakhstan, raising concerns that the deal was an attempt to buy influence in Britain.
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Argentina:
Timur Kulibayev was reported to be the buyer of Andrés's house, raising concerns about influence buying.
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United Kingdom:
Timur Kulibayev purchased Sunninghill Park from Prince Andrew in 2007.
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Kazakhstan:
Timur Kulibayev supports the Auyl Sport project through his charitable foundation Halyk.
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