Syria Fuel Chief Resigns Amid Gasoline Scandal

The Syrian government announced the removal of Youssef Qiblawi from his position as head of the Syrian Petroleum Company, following the gasoline crisis caused by substandard fuel that damaged hundreds of vehicles and sparked widespread public anger. Investigations are also underway regarding the disposal of a violating fuel shipment into the company's warehouses due to operational error. This change comes amid increasing popular and parliamentary demands to hold responsible officials accountable for the crisis, which has heightened tensions in the country. Engineer Maher Khalil Al-Hassan has been appointed as his successor as the new CEO, in an effort to address the crisis and restore trust in the fuel sector.

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