Does Qatar own more of London than the Queen?

23 June 2017811

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Does Qatar own more of London than the Queen?

Does Qatar Really Own More of London than the Queen?

It is rumored that Qatar owns more of London than the Queen! How much does Qatar really own in the UK? In this video we look at Qatar’s investments in the UK as well their deep political relationship.

The Gulf emirate already has about 35 billion pounds of investments in the U.K., ranging from the Harrods department store to The Savoy hotel and the Shard skyscraper.

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