Arab accountancy group takes shape
09 Oct 1983A GROUP of 28 leading Arab accountants is to set up a professional body, the Arab
Society of Certified Accountants.
The group, drawn from local and international firms has laid down the principles on which the society will operate and elected a council to draw up a constitution.
The society will be the first accountancy body in the Arab world to have an examining function. Previous attempts to set up a professional body have foundered because of the lack of this capability.
The first president of the society is to be Talal Abu-Ghazaleh of Talal Abu-Ghazaleh International, the largest Arab accountancy firm in the Middle East.
Society of Certified Accountants.
The group, drawn from local and international firms has laid down the principles on which the society will operate and elected a council to draw up a constitution.
The society will be the first accountancy body in the Arab world to have an examining function. Previous attempts to set up a professional body have foundered because of the lack of this capability.
The first president of the society is to be Talal Abu-Ghazaleh of Talal Abu-Ghazaleh International, the largest Arab accountancy firm in the Middle East.
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