Andrew tried to have Epstein introduced to the UAE's Mohammed bin Zayed

In 2010, Britain's Prince Andrew attempted to introduce convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein to Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, who is now the president of the UAE. While serving as Britain's trade envoy during a state visit, Andrew vouched for Epstein in an email, stating that the UAE's foreign minister wanted to facilitate the introduction. The newly released files also show Epstein instructing Andrew to promote his "financial expertise" and describe him as a "funder of extreme science" to the Emirati official. These revelations are part of the "Epstein files," which detail numerous connections between the disgraced financier and high-level figures in the UAE.