Due to the country’s present economic crisis, Jazz’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO) hinted at enacting tough measures in a letter to the staff of the business.
According to Aamir, the firm has suffered a great deal as a result of the sharp rise in gas and electricity prices as well as the high borrowing costs. He called the present state of affairs a “crisis,” adding that this isn’t the company’s first disaster and it won’t be the last either.
According to CEO Jazz, “tough times call for tough actions,” and these challenging but essential decisions must be taken while attending to the current “urgent” issue the firm is facing.
Aamir declared, “Over the last several years, we have not only survived hardship, but also prospered as a result of it. I have faith that we will prevail in this conflict because of the Jazz 1st ethos you have demonstrated over the years, from the BVS campaign in 2015 to the Warid merger in 2017 to the management of COVID in 2020.
In reference to how the company’s operational environment is changing “at the back of political and economic volatility throughout the world, but more so in Pakistan,” he stated required modifications must be made as “the world surrounding changes, so must we.”
The CEO stated that these difficult choices will guarantee “continued services to our 75 million consumers and continue to position ourselves for development and leadership.”
He said, “I shall guarantee we communicate regularly, freely, and honestly,” adding that further information would soon be disclosed, clearly, and transparently.
