- Countries:
- Tunisia, Saudi Arabia
- Topics:
- Business, Economics
- Languages:
- Arabic
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| عربي: | تونس: أغنى 50 عربي... |
| Español: | Túnez: Los 50 árabes más ricos... |
| فارسی: | تونس: ثروتمندترین مردان عرب... |
From Tunisia, Subzero Blue (Ar) shares with us the list of the 50 richest Arabs - led by Al Waleed bin Talal from Saudi Arabia.
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