Iskandar Safa

Iskandar Safa (Arabic: إسكندر صفا; 3 April 1955 – 29 January 2024) was a French businessman of Lebanese origin. Together with his brother Akram Safa, he was the owner of Privinvest Holding, a major international naval construction group. In addition to this, Iskandar Safa and his brother Akram controlled, through P.I. Dev SAL, the French company FIMAS SA specialised in developing and managing real estate properties in the South of France. Iskandar and Akram are being sued for $2 billion by the Republic of Mozambique in an alleged corruption scandal.

Safa also owned Valmonde which publishes the weekly Valeurs Actuelles, a conservative right-wing publication that often takes anti-Islamic and anti-feminist stances.