ACCA And EAAA Boosts Alliance To Trigger UAE’s Finance And Accounting Profession Success

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The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) and the Emirates Association of Accountants & Auditors (EAAA) have solidified their partnership with a shared mission to advance the finance and accounting profession in the UAE.
ACCA and EAAA solidify partnership with a shared mission to advance the finance and accounting profession in the UAE. Image courtesy: ACCA

The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) and the Emirates Association of Accountants & Auditors (EAAA) have boosted their partnership with a shared mission to advance the finance and accounting profession in the UAE.ย 

According to Industry sources, the renewed partnership was signed during the Finance, Excellence & Leadership Summit (FELS) 2024 held in Dubai. The partnership’s core focus lies on vital initiatives that aid the development of finance professionals in the region, boosting industry standards and promoting best practices.

From L To R: - Lucia Real Martin GAICD, Executive Director, ACCA and Ahmad Darwish, FCCA, Vice Chairman of EAAA and Chairman of the Executive Committee
From L To R: – Lucia Real Martin GAICD, Executive Director, ACCA and Ahmad Darwish, FCCA, Vice Chairman of EAAA and Chairman of the Executive Committee

Industry sources added that this agreement was signed by Lucia Real Martin GAICD, Executive Director, ACCA, and Ahmad Darwish, FCCA, Vice Chairman of EAAA and Chairman of the Executive Committee.

From L To R: -  Fazeela Gopalani, Head of Eurasia and Middle East, ACCA & Ahmad Darwish, FCCA, Vice Chairman of EAAA and Chairman of the Executive Committee
From L To R: – Fazeela Gopalani, Head of Eurasia and Middle East, ACCA & Ahmad Darwish, FCCA, Vice Chairman of EAAA and Chairman of the Executive Committee

Fazeela Gopalani, Head of Eurasia and Middle East, ACCA stated “We are thrilled to have renewed our partnership with EAAA and are very much looking forward to working together on initiatives that support the development of the finance profession in the UAE.”

Ahmad Darwish, FCCA, Vice Chairman of EAAAย and Chairman of the Executive Committee, commented: โ€œThis strategic collaboration aims to enhance and build on the fantastic UAE Fellowship Program developed for the UAE Ministry of Economy. We are delighted to renew our partnership with ACCA to further enhance and develop our existing collaborative projects.โ€

ACCA Qualification and the Foundation in Accountancy suite of qualifications in the UAE form part of theย Joint Examination Scheme (JES) Partnership.ย The ACCA Qualification consists of 13 examinations at three stages: Applied Knowledge; Applied Skills and Strategic Professional. Foundations in Accountancy is the entry-level suite of qualifications comprising certificates and diplomas and a technician level qualification.

Industry sources further confirmed that members of both ACCA and EAAA who have qualified with the ACCA Qualification through the JES would be eligible to apply for EAAA membership and consequently use the UAE Chartered Accountant (CA) designation. Both associations will support members by partnering on joint continuous professional development (CPD) activities, webinars, and events.

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