The Saudi businessman, Saleh bin Abdullah Kamel, passed away at the age of 79 after a struggle with the disease. Yesterday, Monday, he died.
According to Arabia Net, Saleh Abdullah Kamel is one of the most prominent Saudi businessmen and investors who have invested in a number of sectors, most notably the investment sector, where Arab countries know a group. Dallah Al-Baraka is spreading its business, which includes institutions and companies concerned with development investments, most notably its activity in Islamic banking.
Kamel was one of the leading Saudi businessmen who invested in the field of media and advertising, where he fought a decades-old giant experience through the Arab Radio and Television Corporation (ART). The famous, as one of the founders of Mecca newspaper, is the latest Saudi newspaper developed on the time-honored Al-Nadwa newspaper, as it chairs its board of directors until his death, according to the Middle East.
He headed the entire board of directors of Dallah Al-Baraka Group, which is a group of institutions concerned with development and various investment fields, as he headed the Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Jeddah. And externally, he headed many organizations and institutions, including the Board of Directors of the General Council of Islamic Banks and Financial Institutions, the Islamic Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture, and a member of the advisory board of the President of the Islamic Development Bank Group.
According to various estimates, Saleh Kamel is considered one of the wealthiest Saudi businessmen, as his wealth is estimated at the lowest of 8 billion riyals ($ 2.3 billion), where he is active in Many sectors and economic activities, including Islamic banks, are considered one of the flags of the Arab world to call for a shift from traditional banks to Islamic banking.
