Breaking News : Saud Al Daweesh resign from the presidency of the Group STC

Breaking News: Saud Al Daweesh resign from the presidency of the Group STC

Expectations by issuing a clarification within hours

Informed sources provide CEO of Saudi Telecom Engineer Saud bin Majed Daweesh, the official resignation from the company, sources expected to issue a statement on the Saudi Telecom's decision to resign during the next few hours.
The Engineer Saud bin Majed Daweesh CEO of Saudi Telecom has chosen magazine "GULF business" within the top 100 personal in the Middle East in 2011 for his contribution to actors in the telecommunications sector.
And showed the magazine that the choice of Chief Executive Officer of STC was based on accomplishments expansion and acquisitions carried out in past years, and his leadership successfully the work of the group to win the license third mobile in Kuwait, Bahrain, and a range STC-led offer its services to more than 160 million customers through its presence in 11 countries, making it one of the largest international companies in the telecommunications sector, and the first in the Middle East and North Africa, has led Daweesh the process of developing a clear vision for a STC, in addition to his new strategy for growth, based on the adoption of the newest and latest developments in the markets communications.
The Al Saud Daweesh took over command of the Saudi Telecom Company in February 2006, when the company shifted to a group, he was appointed as CEO of the Group of Saudi Telecom, which holds an engineering degree from the University of Southern California in the United States of America, and has experience more than 25 years in the professional in the areas of telecommunications, management, and is currently the number of positions as the Board of Commissioners of the Company (AXIS) of Indonesia, and Chairman of First Community, as well as Chairman of the Board of Directors (Onnigeral), and Vice Chairman of the Board "Oger Telecom", and member of the Board of Directors Saudi Stock Exchange (Tadawul), Inc. (Maxs) in Malaysia.