Digicel PNG CEO Tarik Boudiaf to step down
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- Tarik Boudiaf is stepping down as CEO of Digicel PNG after nearly two years in the role.
- Boudiaf will return to France to spend more time with his family.
- Digicel Pacific announced the change in leadership.
Digicel Pacific has announced a significant leadership change, with Tarik Boudiaf concluding his tenure as Chief Executive Officer of Digicel PNG. After nearly two years at the helm, Boudiaf is set to return to France to dedicate more time to his family, marking the end of his leadership in Papua New Guinea.
Boudiaf's departure comes after a period of leadership that has seen Digicel PNG navigate the dynamic telecommunications landscape. His decision to step down and return to France signifies a personal choice to prioritize family life, a sentiment that resonates widely. The company has expressed its acknowledgment of his service and the transition that will follow.
Roary Stasko, CEO of Telstra International, commented on Boudiaf's departure, noting his nearly two-year service. The announcement was made by Digicel Pacific, indicating a structured transition process. Details regarding a successor or interim leadership are expected to be communicated by the company in due course.
This leadership change at Digicel PNG, while a personal decision for Mr. Boudiaf, is a notable event for the company and the telecommunications sector in Papua New Guinea. The focus will now shift to the future direction of Digicel PNG under new leadership and how the company will continue to serve its customers in the country.
after 2 years, Mr Boudiaf will be returning to France to spend more time with his family.
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