Hasan Al-Zahrani has been the executive director of power systems at Saudi Aramco since December.
Al-Zahrani received a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals. He also obtained a master’s degree from the University of Hull, and his Ph.D. in engineering management from Dublin City University.
Al-Zahrani, former president and CEO of Luberef, a Saudi Aramco-Jadwa joint venture whose main line of business is to produce and market base oil locally and globally, has been working for Aramco since 1980. Most of his services were in upstream and downstream, facility planning and central engineering.
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RIYADH: Saudi Telecom Co. (STC) has named Olayan Mohammed Al-Wetaid as its new group CEO, starting March 28, 2021.
Al-Wetaid has more than 20 years’ experience in the industry and worked at Saudi Aramco before joining STC, the firm said in a statement to Tadawul.
He is currently a senior VP of a consumer business unit at STC and heads several STC subsidiaries, such as Channels, Intigral and Contact Center Co. (CCC). He was previously CEO of STC Bahrain.
STC is seeking an international and regional presence, and is investing in countries such as Kuwait, Bahrain and Malaysia.
The telecom company offers information and communication technology solutions and digital services in areas including telecommunication, IT, financial technology, digital media and cybersecurity.
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Al Ghamdi named new Saudi Petro Rabigh CEO
RIYADH, December 23, 2020 Saudi Arabia s Petro Rabigh, a joint venture between state oil giant Aramco and Japan s Sumitomo Chemical, has appointed Engineer Othman Ali Al Ghamdi as the new chief executive effective January 1, 2021, replacing Nasser Al Mahasher, who resigned from his post recently. An industry veteran with over 30 years of diversified experience in refining and petrochemical business, Al Ghamdi had various assignments in wholly-owned refineries, domestic JVs, and Saudi Aramco International JVs at China and South Korea. Othman is currently the CEO at Saudi Aramco Mobile Refinery (Samref), a post he has been holding since July 2019. Prior to that, Al Ghamdi was the CEO of S-Oil Corporation at South Korea from September 2016 to June 2019, said the company in a statement.