VIETTEL GROUP ANNOUNCES MR. TAO DUC THANG AS CHAIRMAN CUM GENERAL DIRECTOR

HANOI, Vietnam, Feb. 9, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Viettel Group officially announces Mr. Tao Duc Thang as Chairman cum General Director, following Mr. Le Dang Dzung’s retirement in January 2022. Mr. Tao Duc Thang is the eighth to hold the top position of Viettel Group since its establishment in 1989.

Mr. Tao Duc Thang, Chairman cum General Director, Viettel Group

Being the youngest to hold Viettel’s top position, Mr. Tao Duc Thang leads Viettel as Vietnam’s largest corporation in industry, technology, and telecommunications with approximately 50 thousand employees. The group has investments in 10 countries on three continents.

Under previous leaderships, Viettel popularized telecommunications service in Vietnam and other developing countries; expanded into new industries including digital services, cyber security, manufacturing…; brought Vietnam up to pace with the world’s technological advancement; pioneering and leading the creation of the digital society.

At the handover ceremony in Hanoi on February 8th, 2022, Mr. Tao Duc Thang underlines his commitment to fortifying Viettel’s pioneering and leading spirit, the market leader position in Vietnam, and the group’s strategies.

Mr. Tao Duc Thang said: “I am aware of the responsibility as Chairman and General Director of Viettel Group. Together with my colleagues, we will do our best to create the sustainable and long-term development of Viettel and countries where Viettel is present”.

Resume of Mr. Tao Duc Thang

Before being appointed as the Chairman cum General Director of Viettel Group, Mr. Tao Duc Thang held various key positions at Viettel Group: Vice General Director of Viettel Group (2015-2021), General Director of Viettel Global (2014-2015), General Director of Viettel Network (2013-2014), Director of Viettel Network (2010-2013), and Vice Director of Viettel Telecom (2008-2010).

Mr. Thang joined Viettel in 2005 as a Technical Manager in Viettel Telecom. From 2005 to 2008, he worked as the Vice Director of Mobile Center, 1st Area and Vice Director of Technical Control Center, Viettel Telecom. Previously, he worked in Hanoi Telephone Company and Hanoi Post from 1995-2005.

Having managed Viettel Network in several terms, Mr. Tao Duc Thang had a crucial role in constructing Viettel’s telecommunications network, which serves tens of millions of customers and as the foundation for the booms of mobile and broadband services in Vietnam.

At Viettel Global, Mr. Tao Duc Thang contributed to the globalization of Viettel Group. As a result, Viettel became the largest corporation in Vietnam to go global with ten international brands, among which are five market leaders.

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Marsel Khaliullin nommé directeur des activités d’Aftermarket Services Russia & CIS, de Nikkiso Industrial Russia

TEMECULA, Californie, 08 févr. 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Clean Energy & Industrial Gases Group (le Groupe) de Nikkiso Cryogenic Industries, une filiale de Nikkiso Co., Ltd (Japon), a le plaisir d’annoncer la nomination de Marsel Khaliullin au poste de directeur des activités de Aftermarket Services Russia & Cryogenic Industries Service pour Nikkiso Industrial Russia (NIR).

Basé en Russie, il gèrera et soutiendra les services après-vente, sous la direction d’Ayman Zeitoun chez NIR et de Jim Estes pour CIS.

Marsel possède plus de 20 ans d’expérience à divers postes dans le secteur de l’entretien et de l’ingénierie en lien avec les équipements rotatifs, ayant notamment passé les six dernières années dans l’industrie pétrolière et gazière en Iraq et 10 ans au sein de sociétés internationales. Au cours des deux dernières années, Marsel a géré l’atelier dédié aux équipements rotatifs pour SPM Oil & Gas, une société de Caterpillar.

« L’expérience et la connaissance du secteur de Marsel seront très bénéfiques pour NIR, et nous nous réjouissons de ses contributions positives », a déclaré Ayman Zeitoun, vice-président et directeur général des opérations en Russie.

Avec cet nomination, Nikkiso poursuit son engagement d’avoir une présence à la fois locale et mondiale pour ses clients.

À PROPOS DE CRYOGENIC INDUSTRIES
Cryogenic Industries, Inc. (aujourd’hui membre de Nikkiso Co., Ltd) et ses entreprises membres fabriquent des équipements et de petites usines de traitement du gaz cryogénique pour les secteurs du gaz naturel liquéfié (GNL), des services d’entretien de puits et du gaz industriel. Fondée il y a plus de 50 ans, Cryogenic Industries est la société-mère d’ACD, de Cosmodyne et de Cryoquip, ainsi qu’un groupe administré en commun comptant une vingtaine d’entités opérationnelles.

Pour tout complément d’information, veuillez consulter les sites www.nikkisoCEIG.com et www.nikkiso.com.

Contact auprès des médias :
Anna Quigley
+1.951.383.3314
aquigley@cryoind.com

Marsel Khaliullin Nomeado Gerente de Linha de Negócios de Serviços de Aftermarket para a Rússia e CIS, da Nikkiso Industrial Russia

TEMECULA, Califórnia, Feb. 08, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — O Clean Energy & Industrial Gases Group (Grupo) da Nikkiso Cryogenic Industries, subsidiária da Nikkiso Co., Ltd (Japão), tem o prazer de anunciar a nomeação de Marsel Khaliullin como Gerente de Linha de Negócios de Serviços de Aftermarket para a Rússia e Indústrias Criogênicas da Nikkiso Industrial Russia (NIR).

Da Rússia ele irá gerenciar e apoiar os Serviços de Aftermarket, reportando-se a Ayman Zeitoun da NIR e Jim Estes da CIS.

Marsel tem mais de 20 anos de experiência, tendo ocupado vários cargos nas áreas de manutenção e engenharia de equipamentos rotativos, incluindo os últimos seis anos na indústria de petróleo e gás no Iraque e 10 anos em empresas internacionais. Nos últimos dois anos, Marsel gerenciou o workshop de Equipamentos Rotativos da SPM Oil & Gas, uma empresa da Caterpillar.

“A experiência e o conhecimento da indústria de Marsel serão de grande benefício para a NIR e estamos ansiosos por suas contribuições positivas”, disse Ayman Zeitoun, Vice-Presidente e Diretor Administrativo de Operações – Rússia.

Com esta adição, a Nikkiso dá continuidade ao seu compromisso de ser uma presença global e local para seus clientes.

SOBRE A CRYOGENIC INDUSTRIES
A Cryogenic Industries, Inc. (agora membro da Nikkiso Co., Ltd.) fabrica equipamentos de processamento de gás criogênico projetados e plantas de processo de pequena escala para as indústrias de gás natural liquefeito (GNL), serviços de poços e gás industrial. Fundada há mais de 50 anos, a Cryogenic Industries é a empresa controladora da ACD, Cosmodyne e Cryoquip, e de um grupo comumente controlado de aproximadamente 20 entidades operacionais.

Para mais informação, visite www.nikkisoCEIG.com e www.nikkiso.com.

CONTATO COM A MÍDIA:
Anna Quigley
+1.951.383.3314
aquigley@cryoind.com

13 Million People Facing Hunger Across Horn Of Africa

GENEVA– The World Food Programme (WFP), yesterday warned that, an estimated 13 million people are facing hunger across Ethiopia, Kenya, and Somalia, as the Horn of Africa grappled with severe drought, caused by the driest conditions since 1981.

Tomson Phiri, spokesperson for the WFP, told a press briefing here yesterday that, the severe drought was widespread and likely to grow worse, with livestock dying, causing devastating losses for pastoral families.

After three consecutive failed rainy seasons, harvests were as much as 70 percent below the norm, in affected areas, the WFP spokesperson noted.

Moreover, he said, food and water prices were skyrocketing, leading to a sharp decline in the terms of trade.

“Given the forecast for a below-average Mar to May rainy season, the next two to three months would be critical. Early action was needed to prevent a humanitarian disaster across the Horn of Africa,” he said.

WFP said, it would be launching its Regional Drought Response Plan for the Horn of Africa, where teams were already supporting families with cash and emergency assistance, and providing life-saving food and nutrition assistance to affected communities.

Source: NAM NEWS NETWORK

CDC on Lifting COVID-19 Indoor Mask Rules: ‘We Aren’t There Yet’

The director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Wednesday that even though she was encouraged by dropping COVID-19 hospitalizations and case rates, the pandemic was still not at the point at which the agency could recommend dropping nationwide indoor mask requirements.

During a White House COVID-19 response team briefing, CDC Director Rochelle Walensky told reporters the team was very encouraged by current trends that have shown overall cases dropping more than 44% in the past week and hospitalizations down nearly 25%.

But Walensky said that while hospitalizations were down, U.S. deaths from COVID-19 rose by 3% in the past week, and that both indicators were too high to change the CDC guidance on indoor masking in areas of high transmission.

“We aren’t there yet,” she said.

More state and local governments are announcing plans to begin lifting their mask requirements. Wednesday, New York state became the latest, with Governor Kathy Hochul saying infection rates had declined to a level at which it was safe to rescind the broad masking order.

Hochul said masks would still be required in schools, health care facilities, certain types of shelters and public transit. Private businesses will be free to set their own masking rules for staff and patrons.

Walensky said that many states like New York were lifting their mandates in phases, and that she recognized the need for local governments to be flexible. But she said the CDC was basing its guidance on nationwide surveillance and data, with hospitals, in particular, being a barometer.

White House Coronavirus Response Coordinator Jeff Zients said that, in terms of the pandemic, January was a difficult month, but data showed the nation was moving toward a time when COIVD-19 would no longer disrupt our daily lives.

He said 210 million people had been fully vaccinated, and, in the last three weeks, nationwide, daily cases were down 65% and hospitalizations were down 40%.

Source: Voice of America