Ziad Takieddine
Ziad Takieddine is a Lebanese-French businessman implicated in arms trafficking and financial dealings that have come under investigation in connection with the alleged Libyan financing of Nicolas Sarkozy's presidential campaign in 2007. He has been linked to substantial monetary transactions involving the Libyan government and is considered a key figure in the unfolding legal proceedings regarding the financial misconduct allegations surrounding Sarkozy's campaign.
Born on Sep 23, 1948 (77 years old)
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France:
Ziad Takieddine was a Franco-Lebanese businessman who retracted accusations against Nicolas Sarkozy regarding Libyan funding.
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Spain:
Ziad Takieddine was a key witness who initially testified against Sarkozy but later retracted his statements.
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France:
Ziad Takieddine was a key intermediary whose retraction of accusations has led to legal scrutiny of Sarkozy and others.
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Dominican Republic:
Ziad Takieddine was a key intermediary who accused Nicolas Sarkozy of illegally financing his 2007 presidential campaign.
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Italy:
Ziad Takieddine is the main accuser in the Libyan financing case against Nicolas Sarkozy.
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Burkina Faso:
Ziad Takieddine is identified as the key intermediary in the Libyan financing case involving Nicolas Sarkozy.
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Italy:
Ziad Takieddine was a businessman who made claims about Nicolas Sarkozy and has since passed away.
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Israel:
Ziad Takieddine claimed to have transported cash from Libya to Sarkozy's office, but later retracted his statement.
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Jamaica:
Ziad Takieddine claimed he had handed €5 million in cash to Sarkozy and had proof of €50 million campaign funds from Tripoli.
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Croatia:
Ziad Takieddine was a key witness who initially claimed to have delivered cash to Sarkozy's associates but later retracted his statement.
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