Top 100 CEOs In The Middle East In 2022

 

Middle East - Top 100 CEO

The Middle East is the region where many richest people live. There are various businesses in the Middle East region. The CEO bears most of the responsibility for the success or failure of the company. Forbes recently released the list of the Top 100 CEOs in the Middle East in 2022.

The top 100 CEOs list consists of leaders from 26 nationalities. Emiratis dominated with 19 entries, followed by Egyptians with 16, and Saudis with 15. Banking and financial services are the most represented sector on the list with 27 CEOs, followed by eight telecom CEOs, and seven each from energy and logistics companies.

Top 100 CEOs in the Middle East

  1. Amin H. Nasser: The President and CEO of the Saudi Arabian oil company, the world’s largest oil producer.
  2. Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber: The Managing Director and Group CEO of the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company.
  3. Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum: The CEO of The Emirates Group, a Dubai-based international aviation holding company.
  4. Toufik Hakkar: The Chairman and CEO of Algeria’s state-owned oil company, SONATRACH.
  5. Saad Sherida Al-Kaabi: The Deputy Chairman, President and CEO of QatarEnergy, which explores, develops, refines, produces, and utilizes the state’s natural resources.
  6. Akbar Al Baker: Group CEO of Qatar Airways Group.
  7. Yousef Abdullah Al-Benyan: The Vice Chairman and CEO of SABIC, one of the world’s largest petrochemical manufacturers.
  8. Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem: Group chairman and the CEO of DP World, an end-to-end logistics company.
  9. Syed Basar Shueb: CEO and Managing Director of the International Holding Company (IHC), the second most valuable company in the Arab world.
  10. Osama Rabie: The CEO of the Suez Canal Authority (SCA), which manages, maintains, and improves the Suez Canal’s operations.
  11. Abdulla Mubarak Al-Khalifa: Group CEO of the QNB Group, the largest financial institution in the MENA region.
  12. Waleed Abdullah Al-Mogbel: CEO of the Al Rajhi Bank.
  13. Musabbeh Al Kaabi: CEO of the U.A.E. Investments platform, Mubadala Investment Company.
  14. Hana Al Rostamani: Group CEO of the First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB).
  15. Saeed Al Ghamdi: Group CEO of the Saudi National Bank (SNB).
  16. Hatem Dowidar: Group CEO of e& group, formerly known as Etisalat Group.
  17. Paul Griffiths: CEO of the Dubai Airports.
  18. Olayan M. Alwetaid: Group CEO of stc since 2021.
  19. Steve Phimister: Managing Director of Petroleum Development Oman (PDO) in Oman.
  20. Shayne Nelson: Group CEO of Emirates NBD, the second-largest public company in the U.A.E. in terms of its assets.
  21. Ibrahim Almojel: CEO of the Saudi Industrial Development Fund (SIDF).
  22. Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer: CEO of the Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA).
  23. Alain Bejjani: CEO of Majid Al Futtaim since 2015.
  24. Fahd H. Cynndy: The CEO of the Saudia Aerospace Engineering Industries (SAEI) since 2021.
  25. Abdulrahman Salim Al Hatmi: Group CEO of the ASYAD Group in Oman
  26. Jasim Husain Thabet: Group CEO of TAQA from 2020.
  27. Abdulnasser Bin Kalban: CEO of Emirates Global Aluminium
  28. Mansour Mohamed AlMulla: CEO of EDGE Group
  29. Jerry Inzerillo: CEO of Diriyah Gate Development Authority
  30. Adnan Chilwan: Group CEO of Dubai Islamic Bank (DIB)
  31. Saif Humaid Al Falasi: Group CEO of ENOC Group
  32. Mohamed Juma Al Shamisi: Group CEO of AD Ports Group
  33. Tony Douglas: Group CEO of Etihad Aviation Group
  34. John Pagano: CEO of The Red Sea Development Company (TRSDC)
  35. Bader Nasser Al–Kharafi: Group CEO of Zain Group, Kuwait
  36. Ala'a Eraiqat: Group CEO, ADCB Group
  37. Fahad Al Hassawi: CEO of the Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Company (du)
  38. Tareq Al Sadhan: CEO of Riyad Bank, Saudi Arabia
  39. John Hadden: CEO of Alshaya Group
  40. Aziz Aluthman Fakhroo: CEO of Ooredoo Group, Qatar
  41. Mohamed Eletreby: CEO of Banque Misr, Egypt
  42. Talal Said Al Mamari: CEO of Omantel, Oman
  43. Talal Al Dhiyebi: CEO of Aldar Properties
  44. Mohamed Jameel Al Ramahi: CEO of Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company (Masdar)
  45. Mohamed El Kettani: CEO of Attijariwafa Bank, the largest bank in Morocco
  46. Paddy Padmanathan: CEO of ACWA Power, Saudi Arabia
  47. Hussein Abaza: CEO of Commercial International Bank (CIB)
  48. Abdullah Al-Saadoon: CEO of Sahara International Petrochemical Co. (Sipchem)
  49. Ahmed Abdelaal: CEO of Mashreq Bank since 2017
  50. Bassel Gamal: Group CEO of Qatar Islamic Bank (QIB)
  51. Randa Sadik: CEO of Arab Bank, Jordan
  52. Shadi Malak: CEO of Etihad Rail since 2018
  53. Arif Amiri: CEO of Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC)
  54. Abdullah Albader: CEO of Almarai
  55. Walid Abukhaled: CEO of Saudi Arabian Military Industries (SAMI)
  56. Abdullah Al-Khalifa: CEO of Alinma Bank in Saudi Arabia
  57. Mohamed Karim Mounir: CEO of Banque Centrale Populaire (BCP)
  58. Dana Nasser Al Sabah: Group CEO of Kuwait Projects Company (Holding) - KIPCO
  59. Isam Jasem Al Sager: Group CEO of National Bank of Kuwait (NBK)
  60. Ahmed El-Hoshy: CEO of Fertiglobe, UAE
  61. Hisham Talaat Moustafa: CEO and Managing Director of Talaat Moustafa Group Holding (TMG Holding).
  62. Ali Al Baqali: CEO of Aluminum Bahrain (Alba)
  63. Omar Hariri: CEO of Saudi Ports Authority (Mawani)
  64. Amr Abuelenein: CEO of EGYPTAIR Holding Company
  65. Adel A. El-Labban: CEO of Ahli United Bank (AUB)
  66. Waleed Khamis Al Hashar: CEO of Bank Muscat in Oman
  67. Tarek Sultan: CEO of Agility in Kuwait
  68. Osama Bishai: CEO of Orascom Construction
  69. Tariq Chauhan: CEO of EFS Facilities Services Group
  70. Elham Yousry Mahfouz: CEO of Commercial Bank of Kuwait (Al-Tijari)
  71. Mikkel Vinter: CEO of Batelco
  72. Abdullah Al-Sulaiti: CEO of Nakilat, Qatar
  73. Saeed Ghumran Al Remeithi: Group CEO of Emirates Steel Arkan Group since 2021.
  74. Adel Hamed: CEO of Telecom Egypt
  75. Khalid Al-Subeai: CEO of Dukhan Bank in Qatar
  76. Guy Hutchinson: CEO of Rotana Hotel Management Company
  77. Salem Khalaf Al Mannai: Group CEO of QIC Group in Qatar
  78. Karim Awad: Group CEO of EFG Hermes Holding
  79. Sherif Beshara: Group CEO of Mohamed & Obaid Almulla Group
  80. José Silva: CEO of Jumeirah Group, UAE
  81. Jean-Christophe Durand: CEO of National Bank of Bahrain (NBB)
  82. Hisham Alrayes: CEO of GFH Financial Group
  83. Samia Bouazza: CEO of Multiply Group
  84. Yasser Zaghloul: Group CEO of National Marine Dredging Company (NMDC).
  85. Nasser Mohammed Al Huqbani: Group CEO of Dr. Sulaiman Al Habib Medical Services Group.
  86. Massimo Falcioni: CEO of Etihad Credit Insurance
  87. Sherif Elwy: CEO of Arab African International Bank (AAIB)
  88. Omar El Hamamsy: CEO of Orascom Development Egypt (ODE)
  89. Thamer Al-Muhid: CEO of Saudi Chemical Company Holding
  90. Amin Alarrayed: CEO of Bahrain Real Estate Investment Company- Edamah
  91. Essam Mohamed: CEO of Gulf Pharmaceutical Industries (Julphar)
  92. Jalila Mezni: CEO of Societe d'Articles Hygieniques (SAH Group), Tunisia
  93. Tarek Youssef Hosni: CEO of Jamjoom Pharma in Saudi Arabia
  94. AbdulAziz Al Balushi: CEO of OMINVEST Group, Oman
  95. Irfan Tansel: CEO of Al Masaood Automobiles, UAE
  96. Mohammad Saud Al-Osaimi: CEO of Boursa Kuwait
  97. Aloki Batra: CEO of FIVE Hospitality since 2017
  98. Talal Al Ajmi: CEO of VI Markets, Kuwait
  99. Eddy Maroun: CEO of Anghami INC, UAE
  100. Nadia Al Saeed: CEO of Bank al Etihad, Jordan since 2007.

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