Dimitris Thermiotis: Who is the businessman who converted to Islam for his wedding

Dimitris Thermiotis will marry the daughter of Queen Rania of Jordan.

The happy news was announced by the Queen herself by publishing a video on social media – a tribute from the birth of her daughter, up to and including her relationship with Dimitris Thermiotis.

The newlyweds have been together here for the past 3.5 years, having met in New York.

Princess Iman completed her studies at Georgetown University, USA, where her father and King Felipe VI also studied.

Who is Dimitris Thermiotis?

The businessman of Greek origin, Dimitris Thermiotis was born in 1994 in Caracas, Venezuela.

He is the son of Alexandros Thermiotis and Corina Hernández, while he also has two younger siblings, Alexias and Alejandros.

Dimitrios derives his name from his grandfather, who was one of the richest Greeks in Venezuela. Born in 1922 in Andros and raised on the island, at some point he made the decision to spread his wings and go abroad. Life sent him to Venezuela, where Jimmy Thermiotis, after founding a number of companies, then managed to secure the Dior franchise for the country.

He converted to Islam for the wedding

Dimitris – Tzimis to his friends – changed to Jamil in the family’s official announcement. And this is because in order for the marriage to take place, the groom agreed to convert to Islam.

28-year-old Dimitris Thermiotis is the first grandchild of the rich family and has studied Business Administration at Florida International University, where he also received a Bachelor of Science in Business, as Proto Thema writes. He is the co-founder of Outbound Ventures LLC, a private equity and venture capital firm in New York. Outbound Ventures LLC was founded in 2015 and has revenues of $1.1 million.

After graduating from university, he worked at DPM, an asset management company based in New York, and from 2018-2020, he also worked with AMARLA, as Head of Business Development based in Athens, Greece. The company is one of the largest retailers operating in Europe, the Middle East and Africa.