Mohammed A. Al-Marzouq has been a shared services strategic sourcing lead at the Industrialization and Energy Services Co. since September.
He has served as acting supply chain manager at the Arabian Geophysical and Surveying Co. since August 2020. His responsibilities include building the procurement project plan for onshore and offshore projects to ensure all requirements are procured and delivered on time. He also builds the infrastructure of the strategic sourcing hub for the region to ensure an adequate supply of materials, services and qualified sources in every country.
Prior to that, Al-Marzouq was the sourcing and contracting unit head at the same company from July 2019 to July 2020 where he led the processes of identifying, qualifying and approving new suppliers by conducting site assessments and first-piece qualifications. This was achieved with the support of the quality and HSE team. It involved producing the infrastructure of strategic sourcing and contracting in all regions.
Al-Marzouq served as the inventory planning and order management lead at Baker Hughes from July 2018 to April 2019. In this role, he managed a $146 million inventory for pressure pump, drilling fluid, drill bit and wire line product lines, and maintained optimal stock levels to ensure their timely availability. He also established and executed the repair and returns process to improve productivity.
He held the position of supply and logistic unit head at Rawabi Electric from August 2014 to June 2018 and sourcing manager at Cooper Industries Middle East from July 2012 to July 2014. Al-Marzouq has also served in a number of companies at different positions including as a material manager, sourcing manager and project manager from October 2006 to July 2012.
Al-Marzouq received a bachelor’s degree in industrial engineering from King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals.
Who’s Who: Mohammed Al-Marzouq, shared services strategic sourcing lead at the Industrialization and Energy Services Co.
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Who’s Who: Mohammed Al-Marzouq, shared services strategic sourcing lead at the Industrialization and Energy Services Co.
240,000 Qur’an copies distributed to Umrah pilgrims in Ramadan
- Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance, through its Madinah branch, carried out the distribution in line with its efforts to serve pilgrims and visitors arriving in the city
- Gift included copies of the Qur’an in various sizes, as well as translations of its meanings into several international languages
JEDDAH: A total of 240,000 copies of the Holy Qur’an were distributed to Umrah pilgrims at Al-Miqat Mosque in Madinah during February as part of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques’ gift program, the Saudi Press Agency reported.
The Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance, through its Madinah branch, carried out the distribution in line with its efforts to serve pilgrims and visitors arriving in the city.
The gift included copies of the Qur’an in various sizes, as well as translations of its meanings into several international languages. The editions were produced by the King Fahd Complex for the Printing of the Holy Qur’an to meet the needs of beneficiaries from diverse nationalities.
Distribution points witnessed emotional scenes as pilgrims expressed their joy upon receiving the copies. Several recipients voiced their gratitude for the gesture, praying for the Kingdom’s leadership and commending the care and attention provided from their arrival until the completion of their rituals.
The initiative was implemented under a structured operational plan that accounted for the high number of pilgrims at Al-Miqat Mosque, a key site where worshippers enter into ihram. Field teams ensured the handover process was conducted smoothly while providing necessary guidance to beneficiaries.
The effort reflects the ministry’s broader mission to serve the Holy Qur’an through its printing, publication and wide distribution, alongside continued work during the Umrah season to support, educate and guide pilgrims and visitors.
