NEWS | DECEMBER 2022


NEW CEO APPOINTED FOR PORT OF SALALAH


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fter four successful years at the helm of the Port of Salalah (Oman), Mark Hardiman


has decided to move closer to his family and step down as CEO, handing over the leadership position to Keld Mosgaard Christensen, who has recently been elected as the CEO by the Board of Directors of this joint venture where APM Terminals holds a 30% share. Christensen comes with a vast industry experience, most recently from having successfully served as MD of APM Terminals Poti in Georgia. He joined A.P. Moller - Maersk in 1997,


and later worked outside the company for several years for ISS A/S and for the Danish foreign service as Consul General in Istanbul, before he moved to Poti in Georgia in 2019.


Mikael Jensen, head, Hubs and Collaboration, APM Terminals. “I look forward to working with


R Keld Mosgaard Christensen “During his time in Poti, Keld delivered


impressive efficiency and standardization improvements together with the team, while gaining valuable experience in running a multi-operational port. This will be crucial for his role as CEO of the Port of Salalah, which operates both container and general cargo facilities,” said Lars


the team in Salalah to best serve our customers and to maintain a safe, and engaging workplace - one that helps us deliver on our Safer, Better, Bigger strategy and helps APM Terminals become the World’s Best Terminal Company. My connections with the team and the facilities in Salalah makes me very confident of our continued success,” said Christensen. Hardiman will continue as


advisor during the transition period before his next role in the organisation is announced. “I would like to thank Mark for his excellent management of the Salalah terminal, which has grown even more central to the APM Terminals portfolio and the Maersk Ocean network during his tenure,” added Jensen. ●


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