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Key officials for Iraq property have been named by Rotana

A leading hotel management company, Abu Dhabi based Rotana, announced that the general manager and other senior appointments for its new property in Iraq, the five-star Karbala Rayhaan by Rotana.
General manager Nader Mobader, a seasoned hospitality player with 18 years of industry experience in Asia, Africa and the Middle East, has been leading the team through the crucial pre-opening phase and will head the operations when the hotel opens its doors to guests next month.
A native of Lebanon, Mobader is a graduate from Les Roches International School of Hotel Management, Switzerland. Prior moving to Rotana, Mobader worked with several international hotel chains.
Also, salient other key appointments have been announced by Rotana. The appointments include Ali Kamar who has been appointed to the role of Rooms Division manager, and Wissam Injibar who takes on the position of director of Sales, and Hassan Salameh as executive Chef, overseeing the daily operations of the F&B department encompassing the hotel’s four dining outlets and one meeting room.
Mohamad Haj Hassan, Rotana’s area vice president – Iraq, Saudi Arabia and Sudan remarked, “Iraq is a market that holds a great deal of interest for Rotana, and we wanted to make sure that the right team was in place to consolidate our reputation for service and excellence when we opened our second property in the country.”
The Karbala Rayhaan by Rotana will be the first and only five-star hotel to open in the city of Karbala, which annually attracts more than 12 million visitors.
Updated 01 Nov 2013 | Soruce: Trade Arabia | By S.Seal
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