Siersdorfer, who has been with Siemens Energy since 1987, has been appointed leader of the Middle East and Africa region, replacing Nadja Håkansson.

Siersdorfer has 37 years of experience with the company, during which he played a key role in driving strategic initiatives in the Middle East. Africa has huge potential for energy transformation, with abundant natural resources, a growing population and a growing demand for energy.

Siersdorfer's appointment aims to increase cooperation and exchange of best practices between the Middle East and Africa. To achieve synergy and accelerate the energy transition in both regions; He believes that there are great benefits in leveraging the synergies and similarities between these two regions to drive innovation, efficiency and growth for Siemens Energy and its partners.

Siersdorfer's appointment is likely to accelerate the energy transition in the Middle East and Africa, and cooperation between the Middle East and Africa could lead to improved energy efficiency and the development of sustainable energy solutions, as well as increased growth for Siemens Energy in both regions.

Therefore, appointing Siersdorfer as Leader of the Middle East and Africa region is an important step for Siemens Energy; It aims to accelerate the energy transition process, enhance regional cooperation, and achieve growth in both regions.