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The ICAI Doha Chapter recently organised a Continuing Professional Education (CPE) session titled ‘Deep Dive into IFRS 18 Requirements’, gathering over 120 finance and audit professionals.In his opening remarks, ICAI chairperson Kishore Alex shared glimpses of completed and upcoming technical sessions and member engagement programmes.The technical session on IFRS 18 was led by Uzair Jokhio Mohammad, director – Audit & Assurance, Deloitte, and Ajay Tripathi, director – Audit & Assurance, Deloitte.Both experts provided a comprehensive analysis of IFRS 18 implementation, key disclosure requirements, expected challenges, and the strategic impact on financial reporting. The session also included interactive discussions and practical insights, making it highly beneficial for industry professionals.The chapter also congratulated Shanavas Bava, who has been appointed as a community adviser by the Ministry of Labour. His remarkable achievement marked not just a personal milestone but a moment of collective pride for the entire ICAI Doha Chapter.ICAI Doha Chapter also celebrated International Men’s Day by presenting gifts to all male members attending the session, acknowledging their role in creating a balanced and progressive community.In the concluding address, secretary Dewaki Nandan Tibrewal thanked the speakers for their expertise and time, as well as Deloitte for their support, and acknowledged sponsors, volunteers, and attendees for making the event a success. 

R.Tulsian and Co proudly announces its approval as an official In-Country Value (ICV) Certifier in Qatar. This milestone further strengthens the firm’s commitment to supporting Qatar’s economic diversification goals while reinforcing its position as one of the most trusted audit and advisory firms in the region.The ICV program is a cornerstone of Qatar’s efforts to enhance local economic participation, encourage private-sector growth, and increase the use of local services, suppliers, and workforce. As a recognized ICV Certifier, R.Tulsian and Co. will now be authorized to assess, verify, and issue ICV certificates for companies across industries, enabling them to participate more effectively in Qatar’s procurement ecosystem.A Landmark for the FirmWith more than six decades of professional heritage and a growing international footprint across India,US,UK,Saudi Arabia,Oman,UAE, Bahrain and now Qatar, R. Tulsian & Co. has consistently been at the forefront of innovation and client service. The Qatar Branch has quickly emerged as a trusted partner for corporates, SMEs, and associates in the region, particularly in the areas of audit, assurance, and compliance.“Becoming an ICV Certifier in Qatar is both an honor and a responsibility,” said Shashwat Tulsian, Partner. “This approval recognizes our technical strength, global best practices, and local expertise. More importantly, it allows us to play a direct role in advancing Qatar’s vision for sustainable economic development.”Supporting Businesses, Driving ImpactThe firm’s role as a certifier is to deliver fair, transparent, and independent assessments in line with ICV requirements. Through this role, R. Tulsian & Co. helps ensure consistency in certification and contributes to the smooth functioning of the ICV framework in Qatar.About R. Tulsian & Co. LLPEstablished over 60 years ago, R. Tulsian & Co. LLP is a leading audit, assurance, and advisory firm with offices across the US, UK, India, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Oman, Bahrain, and Qatar. Thefirm’s Qatar Branch focuses on audit, compliance, and advisory services for corporates and SMEs, bringing global expertise combined with deep local understanding. Its approval as an ICV Certifier marks another step in its journey to support regional growth and economic transformation.For media inquiries, please contact:Shashwat TulsianPartnerR. Tulsian & Co- Qatar Branch+974-33063032

The 25th Congress of the International Organization of Supreme Audit Institutions (INTOSAI) concluded Friday in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt.The three-day congress saw the participation of a delegation from Qatar, headed by HE President of the State Audit Bureau Abdulaziz bin Mohammed bin Ahmed al-Emadi.The "Sharm El Sheikh Declaration," issued at the conclusion of the Congress, emphasized the importance of strengthening the independence of supreme audit institutions, adopting artificial intelligence technologies in auditing, and expanding international cooperation to achieve more efficient and sustainable governance.The Congress is held every three years under the auspices of INTOSAI, with the participation of heads and representatives of supreme audit institutions from around the world and relevant regional and international organizations. Its aim is to discuss ways to enhance co-operation and exchange experiences among leaders of the international audit community, and to support efforts toward transparency, integrity, and the protection of public funds.