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Dubai-headquartered Aramex’s CEO Bashar Obeid resigns 0 Comments Get daily business news from the region delivered straight to your inbox I agree to the terms and conditions SIGN UP He resigned on April 29 citing “personal reasons” May 2, 2021 Bashar Obeid, the CEO of Dubai’s logistics solution provider Aramex, resigned from his post on Thursday, April 29. In a filing to Dubai Financial Market, where the company is listed, it cited that Obeid chose to resign due to “personal re...

Dubai: Aramex CEO Bashar Obeid resigns Obeid worked with Aramex for 28 years. Dubai-listed Aramex logistics and transportation company Aramex has announced the resignation of its Group Chief Executive Officer Bashar Obeid due to personal reasons. Obeid will, however, continue to serve as the Group CEO until a successor to his role is announced in due course, after which he will act as an advisor to the company. Obeid started his professional journey with Aramex as a fresh graduate over 28 years...

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Dubai: The UAE based logistics major Aramex will sell its subsidiary Information Fort, the document storage and clearing services provider. A unit of US-based Iron Mountain Inc. will be the buyer. The value of the likely deal has not been revealed, but the Aramex Board of Directors has given its go-ahead for the deal to happen. Iron Mountain is a global leader in information management services. (Aramex said it shall fully disclose the details of the transaction upon closing, which is expected ...

Abu Dhabi: The newly-launched Hope Consortium, a UAE-based public-private partnership, has bolstered its distribution reach following a strategic agreement with leading international freight forwarders. The latest consortium partners, which include Agility, Aramex, Hellmann and Kuehne + Nagel, will help address the different steps of the logistical challenge, including the ‘last mile’ challenge, with a capacity of billions of SARS-CoV-2 vaccine doses by the end of 2021. Spearheaded by the D...