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CA Sri Lanka Integrated Annual Report 2024 45
Facilitating Global Mobility & Global CA
Networks
MOU and MRA with other professional bodies
CA Sri Lanka remains committed to expanding its international reach by forging
strategic partnerships with leading professional bodies across the globe.
These collaborations are designed to elevate the standing of the CA Sri Lanka
qualification on the world stage. By actively engaging in global dialogues and
contributing to the advancement of the accounting profession, the Institute
CA Kuwait MoU 2024: CA Sri Lanka continues to open doors for knowledge exchange and cooperation. Furthermore,
President Heshana Kuruppu and KAAA through carefully structured mutual agreements, CA Sri Lanka offers its members
Chairman Sabah Mubarak Al-Jalawi and students valuable pathways and exemptions, enabling them to pursue cross-
exchanging the MoU
border professional opportunities with confidence.
Moreover, members of collaborating professional bodies are empowered to
leverage the prestige of CA Sri Lanka’s membership — aligning themselves
with the nation’s foremost change maker shaping the future of Sri Lanka’s
accounting profession. CA Sri Lanka is having Memorandums of Understanding
(MOU) /Mutual Recognition Agreements (MRA) with many globally recognized
professional institutions such as Chartered Accountants Australia and New
Zealand (CA ANZ), Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales
(ICAEW), CPA Ireland, CPA Australia, Association of International Certified
Professional Accountants (AICPA), CIMA-UK, ACCA -UK and The Chartered
Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy (CIPFA) UK.
Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between CA Sri Lanka and Kuwait
Accountants and Auditors Association (KAAA)
CA Sri Lanka entered into an MOU with the Kuwait Accountants and Auditors
Association (KAAA) in 2024 benefiting the CA Sri Lanka members in Kuwait and
the Middle East by supporting their professional engagement and enhancing the
recognition of their membership in Kuwait.
Overseas Chapters
Key Performance Highlights The Overseas Chapters contribute to the networking and development of CA
in Chapter engagements members in their respective jurisdictions. By promoting collaborative initiatives,
E Established new the overseas chapters play a significant role in facilitating member engagement
Chapters in Ireland and internationally, strengthening the Institute’s overseas presence and global
New Zealand image. With 10 chapters established in key locations that include establishments
in Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, the UAE, Australia, Saudi Arabia, Canada, Ireland,
E United Kingdom Newzealand and the United Kingdom, CA Sri Lanka continues to carry out various
Chapter, which was initiatives from networking events, and conferences to professional development
established in December initiatives for members to support their professional progression.
2023 held their first
AGM, appointing new In support of professional development, CPD programmes are designed to
office bearers for a term cater to these international members covering a wind rage of essential topics.
of two years. These include relevant themes such as Accounting, Audit, and Finance, while
also fostering the development of essential soft skills. Furthermore, networking
events will be organised to support career growth and advancement, establishing
pathways for CA Sri Lanka members to access professional placement
opportunities on a global scale.
