Emirates has announced the appointment of Abdulla Adnan as Country Director, effective October 1, 2024. Abdulla Adnan, who previously served as Tanzania Director, brings a wealth of experience and sector expertise that will further strengthen the Emirates management team in Morocco.
This key appointment is part of an expanded leadership rotation for Emirates’ Middle East and Africa operations that aims to support the airline’s long-term growth and strategic initiatives. Six UAE nationals, including Abdulla Adnan, will take on new leadership roles strengthening Emirates’ commercial capabilities in these vital markets.
Adnan Kazim, Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer of Emirates, commented: “Our long-serving Chief Commercial Officers have played a vital role in Emirates’ global operations over the years, and today’s appointments demonstrate our confidence in their continued contributions to strengthening our activities in the GCC (Gulf Cooperation Council), Middle East and Africa.”
Abdulla Adnan, recently appointed Country Manager for Morocco, said: “I am honored to take on the role of Director for Morocco at such an exciting time for Emirates. Morocco has immense growth potential and I look forward to working with our local team to further strengthen Emirates’ position as a key player in the market. »
With a proven track record of experience in international markets, Abdulla Adnan brings a global perspective to his role in Morocco. In addition to managing operations, he will focus on improving Emirates’ customer experience, increasing market share and strengthening partnerships with key stakeholders, thereby boosting the tourism sector and the trade between Morocco and world markets.
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Emirates’ commitment to Morocco
Emirates has been a major player in the Moroccan aviation sector since launching its first flight to Casablanca in 2002. Over the years, the airline has played a crucial role in connecting Morocco to the rest of the world, with flights daily connecting Casablanca to more than 120 destinations via its hub in Dubai. The appointment of Abdulla Adnan highlights Emirates’ continued focus on improving its services and operations in Morocco, as the airline supports the country’s growing demand for air travel and commerce.
