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I would like in the beginning of my speech to congratulate HE Deputy Premier, Minister of

Oil Mustapha Al-Shamali on the trust which HH the Amir Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber

Al-Sabah has placed in him to take over the responsibility of Ministry of Oil. We entreat

Allah, the Almighty, to make him the best successor of the best ancestor, and help him to

manage the current phase which is considered one of the hardest phases in which diligent

attempts are exerted to re-arrange the house from inside, assess performance and allot plans

in liaison with the ambitions of the oil sector; besides achieving the 2030 strategic goals.

Add to this is the attempt of re-approaching the map of the overseas investments particularly

under the state of territorial and geopolitical instability which influences negatively the

stability of the international oil markets. Indisputably, the recent visit which a Chinese high-

level delegation paid to the country serves this tendency, as we seek assiduously to urge the

Chinese concerned officials to push forward the bilateral capitalistic projects which will open

new horizons in the world of oil industry.

As a country whose economy is mainly based on oil, we have to be keen on reinforcing our

status through providing good investment opportunities with promising countries and opening

new markets in Europe, Africa and countries of the near east; in addition to developing our

oil industry in liaison with the international developments taking place in the oil industry

particularly what is related to environment.

It is the pleasure of KPC News staff to extend their heartfelt gratitute to all colleagues who contributed to KPC News past issues. We will be more than happy to receive even more of your contributions and ideas which will further bolster con-structive cooperation and con-tinuous progress.

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Al-Shamali receives well-wishers of Eid Al-Fitr

Al-Dasha & Al-Gefal DayAl-Dasha & Al-Gefal Day

Nizar Al-Adsani pays visit to Mina Abdullah Refinery

KPC NEWS2

E v e n t s

Al-Shamali receives well-wishers in the Diwaniya of oil sector’s complex

His Excellency Deputy Premier, Min-

ister of Oil Mustapha Al-Shamali re-

ceived well-wishers in the Diwaniya

of the oil sector’s complex on Monday

August 12, 2013 on the occasion of Eid

Al-Fitr.

A large number of top officials were

keen on congratulating the minister on

Eid Al-Fitr such as Hashim Hashim,

Chief Executive Officer of Kuwait Oil

Company (KOC), Ali Al-Shimmari,

CEO of Kuwait Gulf Oil Company,

Sheikh Talal Al-Khalid, CEO of Ku-

wait Oil Tanker Company (KOTC),

Mohammed Al-Farhoud, Managing

Director of Financial Affairs at KPC,

Ali bin Sabt, Assistant Undersecretary

for Technical Affairs at Oil Ministry,

and Sheikh Talal Al-Nasser Al-Sabah,

Assistant Undersecretary for Admin-

istrative and Financial Affairs at Oil

Ministry. Add to this a large number

of top officials from oil companies be-

sides media practitioners.

It is noteworthy that Al-Shamali was

keen on welcoming the attendants per-

sonally and exchanging congratula-

tions with them.

KPC NEWS 3KPC NEWS 3

KPC NEWS4

E v e n t s

HE Mustapha Al-Shamali, Deputy

Premier, Minister of Oil, accom-

panied by Mr. Nizar Al-Adsani,

CEO of KPC, and Sheikh Talal

Al-Khalid Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah,

Chairman of KOTC’s board of di-

rectors, and Mr. Asaad Al-Sa’ad,

Chairman of KNPC’s board of

directors, paid a visit to Mina Al-

Ahmadi Refinery on Friday July

26, 2013.

Al-Shamali and the accompanying

delegation were received by Mr.

Mohammed Ghazi Al-Mutairi,

CEO of KNPC.

During the tour, Al-Shamali lis-

tened to a copious explanation

about the refinery, its units of

treatment and refining as well as

the tremendous efforts exerted by

the company to preserve the Ku-

waiti environment and comply

with the criteria allotted by Envi-

ronment Public Authority.

At the end of the visit, Al-Shamali

congratulated the refinery’s per-

sonnel on the advent of Eid Al-Fitr,

hailing their efforts which help

develop the operations of refining

and meet the requirements of the

local and international market.

Al-Shamali further affirmed that

Kuwait never forgets its sons and

it is certain that the employees of

the oil sector are soldiers in charge

of defending its interests.

Al-Shamali hails the efforts of Mina Al-Ahmadi Refinery’s staff

KPC NEWS 5

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Under the patronage of HH the Amir

Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-

Sabah, Minister of Information, State

Minister for Youth Affairs Sheikh Sal-

man Al-Hoummoud, who attended on

behalf of HH the Amir, inaugurated the

25th Diving Expedition – Al-Dasha

Day – on Thursday August 15, 2013

which is organized by Kuwait Sea

Sport Club from 15-22 August, 2013.

Kuwait Petroleum Corporation took

part in sponsoring the 25th diving ex-

pedition as a platinum sponsor along

with a number of government authori-

ties and private institutions. Moreover,

KPC was represented by Mr. Ali Has-

san Murad, Manager of Public Rela-

tions, in the inaugural celebration.

The ceremonies of launching the div-

ing expedition commenced when

the sailors whose number reached

nearly 182 youths from Kuwait, Bah-

rain and Sultanate Oman attended in

front of the honor

platform and then

verses from the holy

Qur’an were recited.

After that, Kuwait’s

flag was hoisted as

a sign to launch the

diving expedition,

and then the sailors

moved to the plat-

form to shake hands with Sheikh Sal-

man Al-Hummoud and say goodbye

to their families and relatives. Finally,

they moved to the ships to sail to Al-

Khairan area.

Gulf Event

The diving expedition is considered

a Gulf national tradition on the local

and Gulf level particularly it is among

the directives of HH the Amir that are

aimed at reviving the Kuwaiti tradition

for youth to let them be acquainted

with the sacrifices of grandfathers and

ancestors and inspire the morals and

good values of perseverance, patience

and self-defense.

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KPC NEWS6

E v e n t s

Deputy Chairman, Chief Executive

Officer of Kuwait Petroleum Corpo-

ration Mr. Nizar Al-Adsani received

Brazil’s ambassador to Kuwait HE

Roberto Abdullah in his office in

the oil complex on Sunday August

4, 2013.

They exchanged cordial talks and

tackled the latest developments of

the international oil markets and

ways of underpinning the bilateral

relations between KPC and Brazil.

For his part, Abdullah extended his

heartfelt congratulations to Al-Ad-

sani for the trust which HH the Amir

placed in him to occupy such post.

In the same context, Al-Adsani re-

ceived HE ambassador of India to

Kuwait Satish Mahta and the ambas-

sador of Bhutan to Kuwait Tashi Phunt-

sog on Wednesday August 7, 2013.

E v e n t s

Deputy Chairman, Chief Executive

Al-Adsani receives Brazil’s ambassador to Kuwait

KPC NEWS 7

Kuwait Petroleum Corporation signed

a 5-year contract with the National

Company for Technology Projects,

which is affiliated to Public Authority

for Investment, to improve the abilities

of the top officials of the oil sector.

On this occasion, CEO of Kuwait

Petroleum Corporation Mr. Nizar Al-

Adsani said the step of signing this

contract is among the devoted efforts

exerted to improve the efficiency of

the oil sector’s top officials that are

considered a key element for executing

the ambitious plans of the sector in the

coming phase.

Al-Adsani added this contract

reflects the corporation’s keenness

on accelerating the process of

development in the oil sector through

floating gigantic projects which are

aimed to provide a financial abundance

to the country, new job vacancies and

support the national economy.

He further added the 2030 strategic

plan has been allotted in line with the

country’s development plan which

includes a parcel of important projects

among which the new refinery project

and the clean fuel project.

For his part, Mr. Bader Al-Sharrad,

Managing Director of Human

Resources in KPC, said the training

program is aimed to train nearly 300

senior officials from KPC and its

subsidiaries, stressing KPC is keen

on rehabilitating and qualifying

the largest possible number of top

officials particularly through such

distinguished program in which

international experienced universities

participate in implementing it.

Deputy Chairman, Chief Executive

Officer of KPC Mr. Nizar Al-Adsani

received the ambassador of Liberia

to Kuwait HE Konah Blackett in his

office in the oil sector’s complex on

Wednesday August 28, 2013 in the

presence of Mr. Ali Ahmad Al-Obeid,

Managing Director of Relations and

Information Technology at KPC.

They exchanged cordial talks and

tackled the latest developments in

the international oil markets as well

as ways of bolstering the bilateral

relations between KPC and Liberia.

For his part, the Liberian ambassador

congratulated Al-Adsani on the

trust which HH the Amir granted to

him to occupy the position of KPC’s

CEO.

D t Ch i Chi f E ti l ti b t KPC d Lib i t t hi h HH th A i t d t

Al-Adsani receives Liberia's ambassador to Kuwait

After inking contract with National Company for Technology Projects

Kuwait Petroleum Corporation signed development in the oil sector through

KPC keen on improving performance of top officials

KPC NEWS8

E v e n t s

Chief Executive Officer of KPC

Mr. Nizar Al-Adsani paid a visit

to Mina Abdullah Refinery on

Thursday August 22, 2013 after fire

set in the main unit of the refinery

to reassure the position there.

Al-Adsani met during the visit

with a number of officials of

Kuwait National Petroleum

Company (KNPC) among whom

Deputy Chief Executive Officer

for Projects, Acting CEO Mr.

Hatim Al-Awadhi, besides Deputy

CEO of Al-Shuaiba Refinery

Eng. Motlaq Al-Azmi, Manager

of Operations Department Ali

Al-Ajmi and Manager of Public

Relations Mohammed Mansour

Al-Ajmi.

Al-Adsani hailed the devoted

efforts exerted by the refinery’s

personnel particularly in dealing

with the fire whose negative

influences on production operations

were limited thanks to the efforts

of the employees who managed to

control it fast. He also hailed the

diligent efforts of Interior Ministry

represented by Fire Service

Directorate in controlling the fire.

He further applauded all KNPC’s

personnel for their devotion in

work.

Nizar Al-Adsani pays visit to Mina Abdullah Rfinery after fire accident

He hails the employees’ diligent efforts to control fire

KPC NEWS 9

KPC hosts lecture to rehabilitate oil sector’s personnel to take over top posts

… and it organizes program for the sons of personnel during summer holiday

Kuwait Petroleum Corporation hosted a

lecture entitled “Fast Track” on Sunday

August 18, 2013 in the Diwaniya

of the oil sector among the program

which Kuwait National Petroleum

Company launched to rehabilitate the

employees of the oil sector to occupy

top positions.

The program is aimed build the self

abilities of HR employees under the

special concern which the higher

administration pays to qualify and

rehabilitate employees to shoulder the

responsibility and meet the ambitious

directions epitomized in launching

gigantic development plans and

projects in the oil sector.

It is worth mentioning that a number

of employees from Kuwait National

Petroleum Company along with team

leaders from KPC took part in the

lecture and briefed on the tasks of their

departments.

Also, KNPC organized a training

program aimed to rehabilitate officials

to assess the technical efficiency of

personnel. The program was sponsored

by Deputy Managing Director of

Administrative and Financial Affairs

at KNPC Fahd Fahad Al-Ajmi in

participation of Head of the initiative

at the company Eng. Sami Mallallah.

Petroleum Training Center (PTC)

at Kuwait Petroleum Corporation

organized a summer program on

Sunday August 18, 2013 for the

sons of KPC's personnel to teach

them English in an aim to improve

their academic level.

The program included a number of

courses about the daily skills such as

first aid and other values.

It is worth mentioning that KPC

and its subsidiaries are keen on

organizing various recreational

activities for the sons of personnel

during mid-year holiday and summer

holiday as part of there keenness

on reinforcing the spirit of the one

family among the personnel of the

oil sector.

KPC NEWS10

The team of Media Relations

Department at KPC has recently

launched a number of awareness

programs through the multimedia

screens in the utilities of the oil sector’s

complex as they are heavily followed

by employees since it is a new media

communication channel to deliver

messages to employees positively and

effectively concerning their daily life

including news for the family, children

and public health.

This is part of the distinguished activities

which Media Relations Department

conducts to increase the awareness of

the oil sector’s personnel to be always

up-to-date with new developments in

different fields.

It also reflects the keenness of

Media Relations team on bolstering

communication with the oil sector’s

personnel and let them be acquainted

with surrounding incidents in an

innovative and interesting manner.

It is worth mentioning that these

multimedia screens have attracted

the heed of the oil sector’s personnel,

as they convey the daily events and

occasions which concern the employees

inside the oil sector. It is mentioned that

Media Relations Department launched

the multimedia last June in the key

utilities of the oil sector’s complex.

Kuwait Oil Company (KOC) held an

honoring celebration in participation

of Kuwait Petroleum Corporation for

former Chairman and Managing Director

of KOC Sami Al-Rushaid, former

Deputy Managing Director of Projects

and Technical Services Mazen Al-Sardi,

and former Deputy Managing Director

of North Kuwait Hosniya Hashim.

The celebration was attended by

a number of top officials from the

oil sector on top of them the Chief

Executive Officer of KPC Mr. Nizar

Al-Adsani, and Chairman of KOC’s

board of directors Nabil Bouresli.

For his part, CEO of KOC Hashim

Hashim hailed the tremendous efforts

which the honorees exerted to achieve

the company’s strategic goals and

the homeland, indicating that the

company managed to fulfill ostensible

achievements under their leadership.

It is noteworthy that the celebration

included a documentary film on the

journey of the honorees since they

joined the oil sector.

Kuwait Oil Company (KOC) held an

KOC celebrates long-service personnell b t l i lFor their diligent efforts in fulfilling several achievements

conducts to increase the awareness of

Media Relations launches new awareness campaign through multimedia screens

E v e n t s

KPC NEWS 11

KOC shares KNPC in honoring former top officials

Spirit of teamwork is key element for success

In the presence of Chief Executive

Officer of Kuwait Petroleum

Corporation Mr. Nizar Al-Adsani

along with CEO of Kuwait National

Petroleum Company Eng. Mohammed

Ghazi Al-Mutairi, KNPC held an

honoring celebration for a number of

its top officials.

The celebration was attended by a

large number of CEOs, their deputies,

team leaders and colleagues.

For his part, Al-Adsani said the

former senior officials of KNPC are

considered a landmark for the company

and the entire Kuwaiti oil sector thanks

to their diligent efforts which have been

exerted in one of the most important

and precise phases of the oil sector and

the Kuwaiti oil industry.

Meanwhile, Al-Mutairi said those

senior officials represented an

exceptional power to launch the two

gigantic projects epitomized in the

new refinery and the clean fuel, as the

higher administration of the company

put forth tremendous efforts to approve

them; in addition, it has allotted

nearly KD8.6 billion to execute them.

It is worth mentioning that the honoring

celebration included former Chairman

and Managing Director of KNPC

Fahd Salem Al-Ajmi, former Deputy

CEO for Financial and Administrative

Affairs Fahd Fahad Al-Ajmi, former

Deputy Chief Executive Officer of

Support Service Bader Suod Al-Sumait.

Add to this former Deputy Chairman

and former Deputy Managing Director

of Local Marketing and Planning

Bakhit Al-Rashidi for occupying the

position of CEO of Kuwait Petroleum

International (KPI).

For his part, Fahd Salem Al-Ajmi

affirmed that working in the oil sector

is gold chance for any person because

it teaches the one how to deal with

others through modern management

particularly under the huge challenges

which the oil sector’s personnel

confront.

Fahd Fahad Al-Ajmi stressed the

importance of pumping new blood and

giving chance to the youth to occupy

top positions in the oil companies,

as the step of re-structuring the top

positions has become a must to

improve the performance of KPC and

its subsidiaries.

Furthermore, Bakhit Al-Rashidi said

the spirit of teamwork is one of the key

elements of achieving success in any

institution. Add to this is the element

of new top officials that will run the

coming phase, as they are highly

qualified; the matter enables them to

achieve efficiently the future projects.

KPC NEWS12

F o r Y o u r H e a l t h

Man practices several negative

habits that influence badly his

health and infect him with hidden

diseases which he cannot recognize

or diagnose easily such as anaemia

which is resulted from different

wrong methods of daily diet.

Definition of anaemia

Anaemia is a shortage in the number

of erythrocyte in hemoglobin which

is the key transporter of oxygen to the

human body. Therefore, the shortage

in erythrocyte causes laziness and

tiredness. To increase the number of

erythrocyte, the human body needs

iron, Vitamin B 12, Folic acid; so,

any shortage in the amount of any

of these elements makes the body

suffers from anaemia.

Symptoms of anaemia

Feeling dizzy continuously.•

Lacking of appetite for having •

food.

Severe tiredness and lacking of •

ability to do any effort fast.

Having difficulty to sleep.•

Having a disorder in heating •

beatings.

Suffering from drought and •

distortion in nails.

Suffering from hard pain in •

muscles and spasm.

Suffering from tinnitus.•

Suffering from inflammations in •

tongue and changing its color.

Suffering from a high level of •

perspiration. However, a

few number of anaemia

patients suffer from

this case.

Its kinds

Anaemia resulting from •

a disorder in producing

erythrocyte.

Breakup anaemia which is •

considered the most common

disease in blood diseases.

The best food required to protect

the body from being infected

with anaemia

Red meat:1. It is found in the

meat of lamb, beef. Add to this

liver which is rich with iron.

Each 100 grams of red meat

contains 1.6 milligram of iron.

Chicken:2. Each 100 grams of

chest provides the body with

2% of its daily need from iron

compared to the chicken’s thigh

which provides the body with

10%

of its

needs from

iron.

Eggs: 3. Having one egg provides

the body with 1 milligram of

iron as eggs is rich with iron

and few calories.

Seafood:4. Mollusk contains big

quantities of iron, as 100 grams

of mollusk such as shrimps and

Anaemia

KPC NEWS 13

salmon provide the body of

enough iron.

Peanut butter:5. It is rich with

iron, as two spoons of peanut

butter contain 0.6% mg of iron.

Soybean:6. It is rich with iron

and it can meet half of the

body’s daily needs from iron.

Complete bean7. : Beans are

considered a plantbotanical

which is rich with iron

Oat:8. It is rich with iron, as each

100 grams of oat contains 4.7

milligrams of iron.

Green vegetables9. : Spinach is

considered one of the resources

which are full of iron and

vitamin C which is required for

absorbing iron. It can meet 20%

of the human body’s daily needs

from iron.

Acids and tomatoes10. : Having

acids like orange, guava and

tomato increases absorbing iron

in the intestines.

Apple:11. It is preferable to have

it fresh once in the morning and

in the evening.

Strawberry12. : It is full of minerals

and vitamins. It helps purify the

body and blood from poisons.

Fenugreek:13. It helps reduce the

percentage of sugar in blood. It

treats the problems of colon and

skin’s fission. It is advisable

to mix one spoon of its power

with pure honey and take it

before having lunch and dinner

15 minutes earlier before each

meal.

A mix of herbs14. : It is composed

of equal quantities of mint,

camomile, and thyme. Boil a

spoon of this mix in a cup of

water for 5-10 minutes, then

filter it and have it before lunch

and dinner.

Watercress: 15. It is considered

one of the useful vegetables

that help treat anaemia. It is

preferable to take a big spoon

of watercress juice two or three

times per day with water or

fresh milk. It is said that having

one parcel of fresh watercress

particularly in winter is very

useful, as it helps also purify

the blood of the human body.

Barley with milk:16. It is

advisable to mix 100-150 gram

of barley with half liter of

curdled milk with little salt and

then put it on fire for nearly 10

minutes and stir it occasionally.

Add butter or pure honey to the

mix with little raisins and eat it.

This mix is not preferable for

diabetic patients.

Tahini:17. It is distinguished with

the sesame oil which is useful

for treating anaemia. It is not

either preferable for diabetics.

Lemon:18. It is rich with Vitamin g

which strengthens the immunity

system. It is preferable to have

a cup of lemon juice after lunch

and dinner directly.

It is also important for the

patient of anaemia to consider

the following tips:

Increase the number of hours of •

sleeping and rest.

Have different kinds of drinks.•

Avoid having caffeine such as •

coffee and fatty meals at night.

Avoid performing tough •

activities.

Avoid having tea after meals •

directly, as it does not enable

the body to absorb iron from

food properly.

KPC NEWS14

H e a l t h

Drilling for oil needs huge

capabilities and developed

technological experiences and non-

stop subsidy for the plans allotted

to drill and discover oil. These

plans are aimed to find reservoirs

using different kinds of air, land or

underground surveys.

The technologies of drilling for oil

include several ways among which

the stratigraphic survey, field

studies, which are aimed to identify

the major geological elements in

the areas which are probably rich

with oil; besides identifying the

kinds of rocks and their structures.

Add to this the geophysical survey

which depends on seismic or

magnetic ways or the electrical

resistance or the electromagnetic

radiation. These techniques are

used to identify the most important

natural characteristics of rocks

such as density, flexibility,

electrical capacity and magnetic

characteristics.

The geological layer

survey

It is aimed to identify the sites of

rocks which contain petroleum;

besides deducing information

about the geological structures of

reservoirs.

The geophysical survey

It is considered the scientific

tool used to complete collecting

data and information regarding

the structure of the layers and

reservoirs, as the regions of

hard topographic reliefs such as

maritime areas, deserts, polar icy

areas and areas of volcanoes.

Definitely, the seismic survey

is considered one of the most

common geophysical ways used in

drilling for oil. Add to this gravity,

magnetism, electrical ways and

measuring temperature of earth or

atmosphere. The way of measuring

the temperature is used less than

the other ways.

Seismic survey

It is one of the most successful

ways used to identify the layers

which are near to the surface of the

earth particularly the ones which

are probably rich with reservoirs.

This way depends on exploding

small amount of explosives near

the surface of the earth.

The seismic survey is also

conducted in seas at depth reach

100-400 meters as high voltage

reaches 10,000 volts are used

inside of the explosives. These

volts are emptied under the water

to make Acoustic Pulse within

short periods to conduct the

seismic survey.

h i l d i

Drilling for oil needs huge

bili i d d l d

The geological layer

Ways ofWays of discovering oildiscovering oil

O i l C u l t u r e

KPC NEWS 15

Gravity

The way of using gravity to drill

for oil is finite since it is applicable

in few miles under the surface of

the ground and it measures small

changes in rocks and their gravity

which differs from a location to

another in liaison with the density

of rocks under the ground. This

way is useful in identifying the

alluvial basins and their thickness,

as the density of the base’s rocks

is higher than the density of the

alluvial layers.

The magnetic survey

It is used in assessing the changes

taking place in the magnetic

sphere of the earth from a place to

another which are resulted from

the difference of the geological

structures, the topographic changes

of the surfaces of the base’s rocks

and the magnetic influences of

these rocks or the fiery rocks

which contain high percentages of

magnetite which is distinguished

with magnetic characterizations.

Moreover, the magnetometers are

used in conducting the magnetic

survey on the ground to identify

the thickness of the alluvial layers

which are rich with petroleum or

magnetic minerals.

Also, satellites are used in depicting

plans for the changes which take

place in the magnetic field. This

is aimed to identify the geological

structures in the areas on which

the magnetic survey is conducted

particularly the areas of fissures

which are expected to include

lucrative amounts of petroleum.

Electrical survey

This way depends on assessing

the measures of the electrical

resistance among different rocks.

It eases identifying the depth of

the rocks.

The geochemical studies

The geochemical studies are

basically conducted in the first

phases of drilling particularly

after noticing some petroleum

indications on the surface of

the ground resulted from the

immigration of some hydrocarbons

from the oil or gas reservoir under

a relatively high pressure.

These studies are aimed to identify

the layers which are able to form

petroleum, the rocks which contain

it; besides identifying the kinds of

available hydrocarbons.

Exploration drill

Explorative wells are initially

drilled on top of the geological

structure which is expected to

contain theoretically the biggest

amount of oil. Moreover, deep

wells are drilled in the areas which

are appropriately rich with oil

or gas. This step helps study the

geological structure of well and its

hydrological circumstances which

lead to forming the alluvial layers

in the well.

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Adel Mohammed Tawfiqi

Corporate Internal Audit, DMD’s

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DMD Marketing

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•Salah Al-Hajri

Commercial Department

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Compensation & Industrial

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•Munirah Al-Enzi

Compensation & Industrial

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•Abdulwahab Al-Kandari

Corporate Secretariat, Councils

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•Abdullah Al-Barjas

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Nada Borisly

Training Assessment & Measure Center

•Fatmah Abdulraheem

Training

•Sarah Al-Tharban

Strategic Planning Department

•Abdulaziz Al-Fozan

Government & Parliament Relations

•Hamed Al-Nakib

Accounts

•Mohammad Bohamad

Sales Administration

•Danah Al-Duaij

Accounts

•Bibi Al-Jasem

Chairman’s Office

•Khadijah Al-Khashti

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•Khaled Al-Mutairi

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MD Government & Parliament Affiars, Media and Public

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