Fayed ordered the removal British royal family slogans in Harrods
Mohamed Al Fayed
Interest waged a decade long campaign of Prince Philip
Egyptian businessman Mohamed Al Fayed revealed the former owner of Harrods department store in London, he ordered the removal of the four property logos that adorned the store and burned because it was a "curse" on the App Store, he said.
This came in a letter sent to the al-Fayed told the Sunday Telegraph, he said that the store revenues rose three-fold after the removal of these slogans.
The Al Fayed has sold Harrods in May / May last country to an investment company owned by the ruling family in Qatar for $ 1.5 billion.
Four and logos belonging to Queen Elizabeth II and her husband the Duke of Edinburgh Prince Philip, the late Queen Mother Elizabeth, Woolley Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, has been all removed ten years ago, according to Al Fayed said in his letter.
Harrods and got the first royal emblem in 1913, and is reviewing the position of these slogans every five years, according to Iqbal royals to use the store.
Al Fayed said that in 2000 decided not to a continuing situation of logos because Queen Elizabeth and Prince Charles did not Itsoqa in Harrods for years, and considered that to continue in the position he is in this case a kind of "hypocrisy." He said that store sales increased three-fold after removing the logos .
Royal emblem of the Duke of Edinburgh Prince Philip
Duke of Edinburgh Zain Hardoz for about forty years logo
The Al Fayed had led a campaign that lasted for ten years to prove the existence of a conspiracy was behind the deaths of Princess Diana and his son Dodi Fayed in Paris in 1997.
During this campaign, al-Fayed accused Prince Philip and a British intelligence (MI5) plotting to assassinate Diana and Dodi.
And the impact of Prince Philip decided to terminate the Royal patronage of the shop, which lasted about forty years, which justified the suspension of its logo.
In this context, the company appealed to the Qatari Al Fayed not to remove the statues, which ordains Fayed in Harrods for Diana and Dodi.
He said al-Fayed that he must keep the statues even held memorial fitting to honor the memory of Diana, and said that Dodi and Diana were killed and two on the outskirts of achieving happiness.
Fayed had bought Harrods in 1985, worth 615 million pounds.
The Harrods department store, which is located in the Knightsbridge neighborhood of London, one of the finest shops in Britain and the world where construction dates back to 1849 and was frequented by about 15 million people a year.
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