EGAS Has New Chairman

Thursday, February 13, 2014

Egypt’s state-run firm in charge of the country’s natural gas industry, Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Co. (EGAS), has a new chairman. Khaled Abdel Badie is the new chief a Ministry report said. Badie, the vice-chairman of EGAS, replaces Taher Abdelrahman.

The Ministry report, which announced a number of changes in the leadership of state energy companies, did not list a reason for the shake-up.

Abdelrahman was named head of Khalda Petroleum Co., a JV owned by US independent Apache Corp. and state-run Egyptian General Petroleum Corp (EGPC).

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