Sheikh Al-Thani seeks new projects in Torremolinos after failed Bajadilla marina project in Marbella

SHEIKH Abdullah Al-Thani is seeking new projects in Torremolinos following his failed La Badajilla marina project in Marbella.

According to mayor Jose Ortiz, Al-Thani has chosen Torremolinos for its proximity to the airport and its capacity for expansion.

The pair have discussed working on the new shopping centre planned with Intu as well as the potential pedestrianisation of the historic centre.

Al-Thani, who owns Malaga FC, is set to hold his first official meeting with mayor Ortiz in the coming months.

It comes after his proposed €400 million expansion of La Bajadilla marina in Marbella ended in disaster after the contract was annulled by the Junta following years of inaction.

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Laurence Dollimore

Laurence has a BA and MA in International Relations and a Gold Standard diploma in Multi-Media journalism from News Associates in London. He has almost a decade of experience and previously worked as a senior reporter for the Mail Online in London.

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stefanjo says:

2 Apr, 2017 @ 23:21 at 23:21

“Pedestrianise the historic centre”? Apart from the original tiny, poor fishing village, the place is barely sixty years old. What’s “historic” about that? I’ve got older Y-Fronts.
This Sheikh is starting to reek…

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