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Thursday, 13 November 2008

The world’s 100 most influential Arabs The Arabian Business Power List – our special guide to the world’s 100 most influential Arabs.
Alwaleed retains No 1 spot in Power 100 list Saudi billionaire Prince Alwaleed Bin Abdulaziz Alsaud sits on top of Arabian Business 2009 guide.
Saudis take over from UAE as most powerful Saudi Arabia tops the Arabian Business Power 100 list, with a total of 17 entries.
NBK chief is Power 100 list's highest climber Ibrahim Dabdoub, CEO of the National Bank of Kuwait, jumps 61 places in Arabian Business list.
Iraqi shoe thrower is Power 100 highest new entry Muntadar Al Zaidi is voted number 3 on the Arabian Business guide to the most powerful Arabs.
Middle East's Oprah is top woman in Power list TV presenter Dr Fawzieh Al Dorai, the face of one of the region's top talk shows, in at No 11.
The Power List's most inspirational personalities A cardiac surgeon, north-pole explorer, footballer, Olympic medallist and business tycoon make the inspirational list.

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