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Mulroney is listed in Appleby’s files as a director between 2004 and 2009 of Said Holdings Limited, a Bermuda company controlled by controversial Syrian-Saudi businessman Wafic Said. The company, created in 1994, had other directors, including Lord Powell of Bayswater, a former top foreign policy adviser to Margaret Thatcher, and Robert Zoellick, former president of the World Bank.
Said was a key intermediary in the controversial al-Yamamah oil-for-arms deal, worth tens of billions of dollars, between the United Kingdom and Saudi Arabia. BAE Systems in 2010 settled a U.S. Department of Justice bribery investigation and a separate British probe by pleading guilty to criminal charges and paying about $450 million in fines.
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