Indigenous Peoples and Human Rights

February 17, 2026

First Nations in Epstein Files: Dubai's Shipping Head Cooked for First Nations to Gain Access for Prince Rupert Port


Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem met with representatives from Metlakatla and Lax Kw’alaams about using land for DP World's port terminal in June of 2016. The meeting was described as a cultural event of the Coast Tsimshian.
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 by Northern View.

First Nations in Epstein Files: Dubai's Shipping Head Cooked for First Nations to Gain Access for Prince Rupert Port

By Brenda Norrell, (c) Censored News, Feb. 17, 2026

Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem told Jeffrey Epstein he was traveling with his Irish girlfriend, and his cook, to Port Rupert in B.C., to cook for First Nations, so he can use their lands on Port Rupert for his shipping port operations.

Sulayem resigned has now resigned as head of DP World, based in Dubai, after his years of friendship, and lewd e-mails about women sent to Epstein, were made public.

Sulayem wrote Epstein:

"I am travelling with my Irish girlfriend I have also Hadi and my cook because I will be meeting the chiefs of First Nation (Canadian Indian tribe) where they will cook for me and I need to cook for them and once we eat together we become friends and will facilitate my company to use their lands for my port operations in Prince Rupert Canada."

"I will also travel to St. John New Brunswick East coast of Canada. I can visit you in October as I am traveling to the Dominican Republic again so let me know which is more convenient so I can plan with my pilots."

"We are planning to cook the 20 hours goat," Sulayem told Epstein on June 4, 2016.

Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem 

The Northern View reported on the meeting with the First Nations on June 9, 2016.

"DP World chairman Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem landed in Prince Rupert on Tuesday as part of his tour of the company’s installations and holdings around the globe.

"Bin Sulayem spent much of Wednesday involved in a number of meetings with the Prince Rupert Port Authority, DP World Prince Rupert, representatives from Metlakatla and Lax Kw’alaams as well as the City of Prince Rupert and the International Longshore and Warehouse Union," Northern View reported.

“Not only were there meetings but there was also a cultural exchange, which took place at Fairview Terminal at 2 p.m. on Wednesday involving coast Tsimshian dancers performing a welcome dance and a traditional meal from Dubai that was served for the participants in the cultural exchange,” said Michael Gurney, the manager of corporate communications for the Prince Rupert Port Authority. 

“During the meeting, (Bin Sulayem) outlined DP World operations both around the world and in Prince Rupert as it relates to Fairview Terminal and potential expansion,” Shaun Thomas, communications coordinator for the Metlakatla First Nation, said.


The Guardian link

The Epstein Files are being described as an "autopsy" of world events and business dealings. The files reveal the trafficking of girls, alarming facts while Indigenous Peoples are missing and murdered. 

The Sultan's e-mails with Epstein discuss girls and women, training of a private masseuse, a meeting with Prince Andrew, and plans for the Sultan to visit Epstein at his home in the Virgin Islands. Epstein responds with a question as to whether invite the former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak. 

Censored News discovered the emails regarding the First Nations and the port while reading the new releases of the Epstein Files.

Although there are claims now that Epstein was an Israeli asset, it is unclear who his actual handlers were.

The State of New Mexico is now launching a probe of Epstein's Zorro Ranch, south of Santa Fe. The ranch was never searched. The Epstein Files say two foreign victims are buried there. Victims of Epstein described being abused there. Former New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson was accused by a teen victim, who also described abuse by Prince Andrew in London and elsewhere.

Now, a legislative truth-finding commission will examinJeffrey Epstein's past ties to New Mexico begin holding meetings this week.

Read more:

Northern View about the First Nations meeting:

https://thenorthernview.com/2016/06/09/update-chairman-of-terminal-operator-dp-world-in-prince-rupert/

BBC: Sulayem's e-mails to Epstein

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/ce82xgd2g3yo

Censored News: 'Epstein Associates were on the Navajo Nation'

https://bsnorrell.blogspot.com/2026/02/epsteins-associates-were-on-navajo.html


DP World port on Prince Rupert in B.C.

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