ISLAMABAD: Pakistan State Oil has announced a key leadership change, appointing Abdus Sami as interim chief executive officer in a move that signals a strategic

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Posted on: March 31, 2026

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan State Oil has announced a key leadership change, appointing Abdus Sami as interim chief executive officer in a move that signals a strategic shift at the country’s largest oil marketing company. The decision, disclosed to the Pakistan Stock Exchange, takes effect from March 31, 2026, and will remain in place until a permanent CEO is appointed.

Abdus Sami will assume the top role alongside his current position as chief supply chain officer, ensuring continuity in operations during the transition. The development follows the departure of former CEO Syed Taha, who recently moved to head K Electric amid broader leadership changes in the power sector.

With over 24 years of experience in the energy sector, Sami brings a strong background in executive management, field operations, and international project leadership. His appointment is seen as a critical step to maintain stability at PSO while navigating evolving energy market challenges and strengthening operational performance.

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