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Baku/28.07.23/Turan: The head of Azerbaijan, Ilham Aliyev, dismissed five vice-presidents of the state oil company SCOAR by today's orders.
In particular, Yashar Latifov (supervised field development projects), Suleiman Gasimov (economic issues), Khalig Mammadov (personnel, information technology), Badal Badalov (social issues) and Dashgyn Iskenderov (issues of oil and gas transportation and gas management) lost their positions in the company's management.
The Head of State appointed 7 new vice-presidents Arzu Javadova (previously held the position of Chief Geologist of the State Oil Company), Ziba Mustafayeva (headed the Human Resources Department of "Azercell"), Iskender Zargyarly (worked at the OMNI law firm), Fuad Musayev (worked at SOCAR AQS), Babek Huseynov, and Afgan Isayev (led the Southern Gas Corridor project").
Prior to today's personnel decisions, SOCAR had 10 vice presidents. ---06B---
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