The new General Director of the «Azpetrol» Ltd. Was appointed Jeyhun Mammedov, its senior official. There is no official information on his appointment.
Last Saturday, «Azpetrol» reported that the former general director Huseinagha Rahimov, who run the company for 10 years, was dismissed from his post at his own request in order to continue research activities.
Azpetrol Company was founded in 1998, and has the largest network of filling stations in Azerbaijan. The company has 78 petrol stations and five gas stations.- 0-
2015 December 07 (Monday) 11:56:23
On Saturday Huseynaga Ragimov, General Director of Azpetrol company, resigned, the company repOrted.
“Ragimov has resigned voluntarily to continue scientific research,” the company reported.
At present Azpetrol has the widest network of petrol stations in Azerbaijan. The company has 78 petrol and 5 gas stations.
Azpetrol company was created I 1998. Ragimov has occupied the position of General Director since 2005 and prior to that he occupied position of Financial Director.—0—
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