Siemens Energy has appointed Hussein Shoukry as its new managing director for the Middle East and Africa, as of 1 December 2025
He succeeds Dietmar Siersdorfer who will retire after a distinguished career of nearly four decades with the company.
Hussein holds a degree in Construction Engineering from the American University in Cairo, and has extensive experience in leading complex energy projects and strengthening global execution capabilities.
Since joining the company in 2003, he has held several leadership positions, most recently serving as the Senior Vice President for Project Execution, where he led a team of over 3,500 and oversaw
Siemens Energy’s global Competence Centers in Romania, Mexico, and India.
In his new role, Hussein will be based in the UAE and will oversee the company’s operations and strategic initiatives across a regional footprint that spans 29 offices, employs more than 4,000 people, and recorded EUR 9bn in orders in fiscal year 2025.
“Rising energy demand is reshaping the future of both the Middle East and Africa,” Hussein said. “In the Middle East, countries are embracing a diversified energy mix and building localised supply chains, while in Africa the priority is expanding reliable electricity access for millions. The region also includes markets where critical energy infrastructure is being rebuilt or modernised.”
“With our broad portfolio in energy technology and longstanding presence, Siemens Energy will remain a committed partner in meeting these needs and strengthening the resilience of the Middle East and Africa’s energy systems.”
Siemens Energy appoints new Middle East & Africa managing director
Hussein Shoukry, managing director for the Middle East and Africa, Siemens Energy. (Image source: Siemens Energy)