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QTel names new chairmain of Oman unit

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Qatar Telecommunications Co's (Qtel) Omani unit Nawras said on Sunday it had appointed Sheikh Salim bin Mostahail Al-Mashani as chairman.

Sheikh Mashani, who also serves as an adviser at the Royal Diwan, will replace Sheikh Saif Hashil Al-Maskery, who remains on the board of Nawras, the firm said in a statement.

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