Sonatrach appoints eight new vice presidents

Tuesday, March 31, 2020

Following their appointment by His Excellency the President of the Republic, and in accordance with the articles of association of the Company, the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the Sonatrach Group proceeded today to the installation of the Vice-Presidents appointed.

The eight new Vice-Presidents of Sonatrach are:

1. Mr. Mohamed SLIMANI , Vice-President Exploration & Production Activity;
2. Mr. Amine MELAIKA , Vice-President Transport by Pipeline Activity;
3. Mr. Nasreddine FATOUHI , Vice-President Liquefaction and Separation Activity;
4. Mr. Batouche BOUTOUBA , Vice-President Refining & Petrochemicals Activity;
5. Ms. Fatiha NEFFAH , Vice-President Marketing Activity;
6. Mr. Rachid ZERDANI , Vice-President Responsible for Strategy, Planning and Economy;
7. Mr. Hadj Djilali ABOUDA , Vice-President Responsible for Finance;
8. Mr. Fethi ARABI , Vice-President Responsible for Business Development & Marketing

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