Saudi Arabia: Al Jouf Cement has appointed Abdul Karim bin Muhammad Al Nuhair as its chief executive officer. He succeeds Jamal bin Salem Al Amer in the post who has resigned for personal reasons. Al Amer has now been appointed as president ex-executive advisor to the company.

Al-Nuhair holds a bachelor’s degree in Industrial Management and a master’s of Executive Directors from King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals. He holds both management and board-level experience in a number of private and public companies.

Taiwan: An-Ping Chan has become the president of Taiwan Cement in addition to his current roles as the group’s chief executive officer and the company’s chair. The concurrent appointment follows the resignation of previous president Jong-Peir Li due to personal health reasons.

Oman: Raysut Cement has appointed Khalid Ramis Mohammed Al Rawas as its chief executive officer. It follows the resignation of Ghose Jotirmoy Pratul Krishna in early August 2022. Al Rawas holds nearly 30 years of experience working in the banking sector. He joined Raysut Cement in 2019.

Oman: Ghose Jotirmoy Pratul Krishna has resigned as the chief executive officer of Raysut Cement. The company will announce the appointment of his successor from mid-August 2022. In a statement the cement producer said that recent news circulating on social media had nothing to do with it or its subsidiaries and that the situation referred to a time before the executive joined the company in late 2017. It added that its current CEO was currently in Oman. Ghose was previously the managing director of Binani Cement in India.