The Saudi prince turned down Elon Musk's offer to buy Twitter

 The Saudi prince turned down Elon Musk's offer to buy Twitter

Elon Musk, owner of US company Tesla and private space company SpaceX, has announced plans to buy the microblogging site Twitter and offered to pay 54 54.20 per share.

 However, now Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal has reacted by saying that as a person who has more shares in Twitter, I reject Elon Musk's offer.

 In a statement issued on Twitter, Alwaleed bin Talal wrote: "Considering the potential for permanent growth of Twitter, I do not think Elon Musk's offer of 54 54.20 per share is even closer to the true value of Twitter.  '

 Elon Musk also responded to Alwaleed bin Talal's tweet and wrote that if he had permission, he would only want to ask two questions.  First, how many shares does Kingdom directly or indirectly own in Twitter?  And the second question is what are the views of the Kingdom regarding freedom of the press and freedom of expression?

 Remember that Prince Alwaleed bin Talal is one of the big shareholders of Twitter.

 Yesterday, Elon Musk offered to buy Twitter and offered ڈالر 43 billion in cash.

 He also said that in order for Twitter to move forward and become a better platform for freedom of expression, it needs to be controlled by a private person.

 Elon Musk recently bought more than 73.4 million shares of Twitter worth more than 9%, valued at about ارب 3 billion, after which he became the largest shareholder in Twitter, while Twitter co-founder Jack  Dor C owns 2.25% of the shares.

 Alwaleed bin Talal owns 5.2% of Twitter shares in his company Kingdom Holding Company.