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Oryx GTL has honoured employees, who have completed five and 10 years, at the annual Long Service Award Ceremony.
The executive management and managers thanked the 123 recipients of the award for their key role and contributions to the company’s sustained successes.
The honoured employees included 76 people who completed 10 years of service in Oryx GTL and 47 who completed five years.
In his welcome address, Oryx GTL’s acting chief administration officer Sami al-Shammari thanked the employees for their loyalty and support over the years.
He described “People” as one of the core values of the company. “We consider you as our most valuable asset. By recognising and upholding this value and all our other corporate values, we will ensure success in achieving operational excellence”.
“We look forward to working together with you for many years to come,” al-Shammari said.
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