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Ahmed Ali Kanoo

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Countries: Bahrain

Ahmed Ali Kanoo

He appears in a list of "World's Richest People," Forbes 1996/8 and as a member of the 'Bahrain Monetary Council' in 1965.
A tree seems somewhat inadequate.

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Ahmed Ali Kanoo

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Kanoo's tree

Ahmed Ali Kanoo, who spent many enjoyable hours in these lovely gardens

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