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Khobar: The Arab Petroleum Investments Corporation (APICORP), a multilateral development bank, appointed Ms Dina Kasrawi as Director of Corporate Communications. In this newly created role, she will oversee all external and internal communications at APICORP and will be responsible for brand, marketing and corporate social responsibility. She will report to Dr Ahmed Ali Attiga, the CEO of APICORP.
Her appointment reflects APICORP’s on-going strategy to consolidate its position as a trusted financial partner to the Arab energy industry. As the multilateral bank expands into new markets and areas within the energy-financing sector, Ms. Kasrawi will play a pivotal role towards those objectives.
Dr. Ahmed Ali Attiga, Chief Executive Office of APICORP commented: “We are delighted to have Dina Kasrawi join us as the Corporate Communications Director at APICORP. She is a seasoned communications executive especially in financial, corporate and government communications. Dina will help us expand our industry leading communications and raise our brand across the board, regionally and internationally.”
Dina Kasrawi added: “I welcome the opportunity to contribute to APICORP’s continued business success. These are very exciting times in the Middle East region and the energy sector as the dialogue shifts to energy transition and sustainability.”
Ms. Kasrawi is a highly experienced communications professional, having held a number of roles at leading institutions both in the United States and in the Gulf region, most notably with The World Bank, Bahrain’s Mumtalakat Holding Company, the global asset manager Pinebridge Investments, and the Bahrain Economic Development Board. SShe possesses a wealth of regional and international experience in effectively establishing the reputations of leading financial organisations globally.
Ms. Kasrawi holds an MBA from Columbia Business School, an MA from American University, Washington, D.C. and a BA from University of Kuwait.
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For further information:
Dina Kasrawi
APICORP
Mobile: +966 505801584
dkasrawi@apicorp.org
Zeeshan Masud Bader Touqan
Weber Shandwick Weber Shandwick
Mobile: +971 55 918 6751 Mobile: +971 56 677 6226
Email: zmasud@webershandwick.com Email:btouqan@webershandwick.com
About APICORP:
The Arab Petroleum Investments Corporation (APICORP) is a multilateral development bank established to foster the development of the Arab world’s energy sector and petroleum industries. The corporation is owned by the ten Arab oil producing countries. APICORP makes equity investments and provides project finance, trade finance, advisory and research to the energy industry in its member states and the region.
APICORP’s headquarters are in Dammam, in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and has an office in the Kingdom of Bahrain.
More information can be found at: www.apicorp.org
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