Dubai prince’s family office website taken down; PR: On Eid holiday
杜拜王子家族辦公室官網下架 公關：開齋節休假中
The official website and Linkedln account of the family office of “Dubai prince” Sheikh Ali Al Maktoum, who had been scheduled to come to Hong Kong last month to open a family office but whose plans were ultimately postponed until May, were found to have “disappeared” yesterday. In response to queries from The Initium, the family office’s public relations representative said they did not know the website had been taken down, but said it was currently the Eid al-Fitr holiday and they were unable to respond. Last year’s Policy Address proposed promoting the establishment or expansion of operations by no fewer than 200 family offices in Hong Kong by the end of 2025. The Financial Services and the Treasury Bureau and Invest Hong Kong earlier held the second “Wealth for Good in Hong Kong Summit”. Prince Ali was invited to participate in the “philanthropy and wealth succession” session, and the authorities referred to him as a member of Dubai’s ruling family.
原定上月來港開設家族辦公室、但最終延期至5月的「杜拜王子」阿里（Sheikh Ali Al Maktoum），其家族辦公室官方網站、Linkedln帳戶昨日被發現「消失」。王子家族辦公室公關回覆《獨媒》查詢時稱，不知道網站已下架，但表示現時正值開齋節休假，未能作出回應。 去年《施政報告》提出在2025年年底前推動不少於200間家族辦公室在港設立或擴展業務。財經事務及庫務局聯同投資推廣署早前舉行第二屆「裕澤香江」高峰論壇，阿里王子獲邀參與「慈善及財富傳承」的環節，當局以杜拜統治家族成員尊稱對方。