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ACCA to host its third Africa Members’ Conference

• The conference will run from 14th to 16th December 2021.
• Conference is themed, ‘Repositioning the profession in Africa to drive and support economic recovery, sustainability, and social governance.’
• The theme has a forward-looking agenda aimed at helping the profession across Africa.

Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) says it will be hosting its third Africa Members Convention (AMC) the first time online.

According to a statement issued to Money FM News, the conference will run from 14th to 16th December 2021, under the theme: ‘Repositioning the profession in Africa to drive and support economic recovery, sustainability, and social governance.’

ACCA Media team said the theme has a forward-looking agenda aimed at helping the profession across Africa and globally build and sustain resilience in a still challenging environment due to Covid-19 and the climate crisis.

“In shaping the future of the profession, over 6,000 ACCA members in Africa have been invited, alongside key decision and policy makers across economies who will be engaged during the AMC, in order to drive actionable changes.”

“Day 1 will focus on the role of African accountants at the heart of the continent’s route to recovery; day 2 will examine the role of digitalisation on the profession, and day 3 will focus on accountants and their role in policy development in Africa and on the global stage too,” it said.

And Director of ACCA Africa Jamil Ampomah said the members have chosen a broad theme that brings together issues which confront finance professionals and business leaders every day of their lives.

“Our theme also builds on the work at our first two Africa Member Conventions. In Ethiopia in 2017 we addressed the impact of socio-economic trends on the future of finance and business in Africa, and in Rwanda in 2019 we explored the evolution of finance as Africa thrives amid disruption.”

“We believe that this event will help the accountancy profession and its stakeholders deal with the challenges and opportunities ahead for 2022, supporting them to understand the new and emerging environment in which it works,” he stated.

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