Arab billionaire Fahd Hariri has an estimated net worth of $1.28 billion as of May 2016 according to Forbes. He is best recognized as the youngest son of Rafik Hariri, a former Lebanese leader who was slain in a terrorist attack. Fahd Hariri is a graduate of Ecole Spéciale d'Architecture de Paris. He is currently based in Dubai with his wife.

Currently, Fahd Hariri holds numerous properties in Russia, France, Paris and Europe. However, his primary assets are said to be found in a country which he has not visited since his father's death in 2005. The terrorist attack reportedly used 4000 pounds of explosives. Since then, Fahd Hariri has never returned to Beirut. Since his father's death, his name is often included in the list of world billionaires.

Like his father, Fahd Hariri is also active in the construction industry. He currently owns a furniture company that specializes on manufacturing and supplying furniture to clients based in Saudi Arabia.

He also has investment holdings in some media companies and currently, he is the owner of at least one TV station. He is in fact a board member at Beirut’s Future Television Network, a satellite and terrestrial TV network founded by his father sometime in 1992. He is also the Chairman of Saudi Oger subsidiary's property portfolio which is currently valued at $1 billion.