Pakistan Refinery has appointed an interim chairman after the resignation of its previous chairman, Kirmani. The company announced the appointment on Tuesday, stating that the interim leader will guide the organization until a permanent successor is selected. The transition follows Kirmani’s decision to step down for personal reasons. Pakistan Refinery, a major player in the nation’s energy sector, affirmed that operations will continue without disruption and that it remains focused on its strategic goals.
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