PV GAS to appoint new Director, Deputy Director of PV GAS SERVICES

Petrovietnam Gas Joint Stock Corporation (PV GAS) has organized a Ceremony to announce and hand over its Board of Directors’ decision on appointing Mr Nguyen Minh Tuan and Mr Nguyen Thanh Minh as the new Director and Deputy Director representatively of PV GAS SERVICES. 
After speaking about action programmes, the two new leaders expressed their deep gratitude to Leader Board of PV GAS, units’ managers and all staff of PV GAS SERVICES for trusts and supports. They defined that this appointment was their honour and they had a great responsibility to carry out what the company assigns. They would try the best to complete assigned tasks. 
Speaking at the Ceremony, PV GAS’s General Director Duong Manh Son said that this appointment from the company’s internal personnel showed trusts and a great encouragement of PV GAS’s Board of Directors for PV GAS SERVICES. Moreover, this showed all staff of PV GAS and PV GAS SERVICES to be a united mass with enough ability, ethics, experiences, and enthusiasm to complete the assigned tasks. 

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Mr Nguyen Minh Tuan, Director of PV GAS SERVICES, was born in 1974 and graduated from Hà Nội University of Science and Technology’s Mechanical Engineering and HCM City University of Economics’ Business Administration. He also got a degree of high-level political theory. After graduating from Hà Nội University of Science and Technology, he has worked at PV GAS and in many high positions in charge of techniques and maintenance as well as repair. Since 2007, Mr Nguyen Minh Tuan had worked as the Deputy Director of Maintenance and Repair for Gas Works Enterprise (now PV GAS SERVICES).
Mr Nguyen Thanh Minh, Deputy Director of PV GAS SERVICES, born in 1980, obtained Master of Business Administration. Working in many positions in the oil and gas industry, he had been Deputy Head and Head of Contract and Commerce Division at PV GAS SERVICES since 2014.
   
 

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