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31/01/2014 07:54 AST
Nakheel on Thursday announced a number of new appointments within its senior management team, as the company enters a new phase in its continued growth and stability.
The news comes as Limitless named Mohammed Rashed bin Dhabeah as the new chief executive officer, while continuing with his role at Nakheel as managing director of development. Mohamed Al Qassem becomes managing director of Nakheel Asset Management and Infrastructure (Nami), covering all of Nakheel’s master communities across Dubai. Al Qassem, who has a BSc in Electronics Engineering Technology, has been with Nakheel since 2008 and is well experienced in managing Nakheel communities.
Masood Al Zarooni is appointed managing director of projects construction, after nearly seven years at the company. He holds a degree in Civil Engineering, Applied Science and Construction Technology. His experience will help Nakheel deliver its various projects, including the strong development pipeline created to date.
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