New Regional Manager for GAC Sharjah

Wed 3 Feb 2010, 11:16 GMT

New Regional Manager for GAC Sharjah

GAC appoints new Regional Manager for the Middle East & Indian Subcontinent.

Sharjah-based GAC Bunker Fuels Co. Ltd. BVI has announced that it has apppointed Colin Holloway as its new Regional Manager for Middle East & Indian Subcontinent.

Formely with DNV Petroleum Services Fujairah, Holloway has a wealth of technical expertise in fuel testing and dispute management.

Holloway will be based at GAC's Sharjah office. His contact details have been provided below:

Telephone: +971 6 572 5129
Fax: +971 6 572 5175
Email: colin.holloway@gacworld.com

Please also find below the main contact details for the GAC Sharjah office.

Address:
GAC Sharjah
Al Mina Street
Layyah District. Opposite Layyah Power Station
Sharjah

P.O. Box 435
Sharjah
United Arab Emirates

Telephone: +971 6 528 1752
Fax: +971 6 528 1758
Email: bunker.ae@gacworld.com
Web: www.gacworld.com/bunkers

Appointment DNV United Arab Emirates Sharjah (AE)


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