As part of its operational enhancements and the initiation of a new phase in its strategic direction the Kuwait Oil Company is gearing up to unveil a comprehensive overhaul of its administrative structure across all organizational tiers.

The Al-Rai daily has learned this restructuring encompasses a range of changes, spanning from the rotation of specific deputy CEOs to adjustments in various group manager roles.

Additionally, it involves amalgamating, forming, and discontinuing certain groups and teams within the organization. Noteworthy alterations include the consolidation of financial groups, which will be integrated into the Directorate of Administrative Affairs. Simultaneously, the well inspection group is slated for elimination, with its teams being redistributed to the respective fields directorates.

The sources disclosed that modifications to executive vice presidents and directorate nomenclatures have been enacted. This encompasses the rechristening of the Directorate of Administrative Affairs to the Directorate of Administrative and Financial Affairs, with Qusai Al-Amer chosen as its deputy chief executive.

Similarly, the Directorate of Planning and Financial Affairs has been renamed as the Directorate of Planning and Innovation, with Issa Al-Maraghi appointed as Deputy Chief Executive Officer. The Directorate of Gas and Innovation now assumes the name of the Directorate of Gas and Environment, appointing Amina Saleh as its Deputy Chief Executive Officer.

Further changes are observed in the Directorate of Major Projects and Technical Services, renamed as the Directorate of Project Management and Engineering, with Fahad Al-Kharqawi stepping in as deputy chief executive.

In the South and East Kuwait Directorate, Muhammad Al-Abduljalil assumes the role of deputy chief executive (South and East Kuwait), reporting directly to the CEO.

Likewise, in the North Kuwait Directorate, Badr Al-Munifi has been appointed as Deputy Chief Executive Officer of the (North Kuwait) Directorate, reporting to the CEO.

Insiders have highlighted that an impending circular is in the pipeline, aimed at aligning with “Kuwait Oil’s” strategic objectives. The directive aims to optimize the utilization of the company’s existing resources and harness the potential of its available talents and expertise.


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