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Yacht Queen Mavia - Saeed Bin Jabr al Suwaidi - Bin Jabr Group
Queen Mavia (ex: Lady Christine) -
Saeed Bin Jabr al Suwaidi -
Bin Jabr Group – www.binjabr.com
Saeed Bin Jabr al Suwaidi is the owner of the yacht Queen Mavia. Bin Jabr is the Chairman of the Bin Jabr Group. The Bin Jabr Group is one of the largest and most influential financial groups in the Middle East, active in manufacturing, construction, energy and technology. Group companies include Advanced Industries of Arabia Company which specializes in the design and manufacture of the NIMR 4x4, an off road extreme utility military vehicle for the military and army and General Petroleum Services Est specializing in sales and services to oil and gas, petrochemical, power and water and other general industrial sector. The yacht Queen Mavia was built as Lady Christine for Lord Irvine Laidlaw. Irvine Laidlaw or Baron Laidlaw is a Scottish businessman, and a former member of the House of Lords. Laidlaw Laidlaw turned a small US publishing company bought in 1973 into the Institute for International Research (IIR), the world's largest conference organiser. He sold his company in 2005 for approx USD 1 billion.
The yacht Queen Mavia is owned by Seed Bin Jabr al Suwaidi, he purchased her from Lord Irvine Laidlaw
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