Dubai prince Ali Al Maktoum’s website no longer online after Hong Kong family office opening date postponed
- Private office’s domain address leads to page that says it ‘isn’t connected to a website yet’
- CEO of prince’s Hong Kong family office declines to comment and says Dubai still on Eid holiday
Note: The website was back online on April 11, following the publication of this story.
The website and LinkedIn page of Dubai Sheikh Ali Rashed Ali Saeed Al Maktoum’s private office were no longer accessible on Wednesday, despite his earlier pledge to return to Hong Kong to open a US$500 million family office after an abrupt postponement last month.
The LinkedIn page of the private office, as well as the profile of Ryan Melad, its chief marketing officer, were also unavailable on Wednesday afternoon.
But the website of Here4U Entertainment, described in Melad’s LinkedIn profile as an event and talent management company under the sheikh’s private office, remained accessible. Melad had said on his LinkedIn page that he was Here4U’s chief marketing officer.
Eleanor Jane Mak, the CEO of the prince’s Hong Kong-based family office, said she would get back to the Post later with comment as Dubai was still on its Eid break.
