No more nameless desert
View from space ... mega-rich sheikh's name
Workmen scoured “HAMAD” into the sand on the orders of Abu Dhabi’s Sheikh Hamad Bin Hamdan Al Nahyan.
The name spans two miles— with letters a kilometre high. It is so huge that the water pools make the first three letters .
The mega-rich sheikh, 63 — a member of the ruling family of Abu Dhabi — in the oil-rich United Arab Emirates — boasts a £14billion fortune that is second only to the Saudi king’s.
His fleet of more than 200 cars — including seven Mercedes 500 SELs painted in different colours of the rainbow — is housed in a custom-built pyramid.
His name is etched on to an island he owns called Al Futaisi.
He is flamboyant . This looks something crazy but when he has got it why not show it.
A satellite image from space confirms the enormous letters of the name “HAMAD” carved into the sand on Al Futaisi Island in Abu Dhabi. The name stretches a staggering two miles long and will likely be a permanent fixture on the distant island.
Lot of fun and humour does exist on his Facebook page.
Even read now he is a Philantrophist contributed complete kidney hospital in Morocco.
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