Prince Charles'office has cheated on Succession to the British Throne, accepting a bag full of cash as a charitable donation from a Qatar politician. Denied.
The Sunday Times said the prince was given a total of € 3 million ($ 3.2 million) by former Qatar Prime Minister Sheikh Hamad Binja Sim Bin Javert Altani. The money was given to Charles at a private meeting from 2011 to 2015, one time in a suitcase and another in a shopping bag at Fortnum&Mason department store in London. ..
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Newspaper Money was said to have been deposited in the Prince of Wales Charity Fund account. He does not claim that anything illegal has been done.
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Charles' office, Clarence House, said in a statement, "Donations are immediate, with proper governance, He ensured that he followed all the right processes. "
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The Prince's Charity Fund wrote in the newspaper, "The donor was a legally validated counterparty, and the auditor confirmed that it had signed," he said. Turn off donations after certain inquiries during the audit. There were no governance failures.
The Qatar Government Communications Bureau responds to requests for comments that were not immediately made.
As Qatar's Prime Minister from 2007 to 2013, Hamad is a major real estate investor in London's shard skyscrapers, Heathrow Airport, Harrods department stores and other oil-rich states of Sovereign. Oversaw the Wealth Fund.
London police are now associated with another prince's charity, the Prince's Foundation, to help Saudi billionaires secure honors and citizenship in return for donations. We are investigating another allegation that people have provided. Clarence House says Charles knew nothing about such an offer.
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