New Board Elected for the Saudi Accounting Association
The Scientific Societies Administration at King Saud University, overseeing the elections for the Saudi Accounting Association (SAA), has announced the results of the elections for the 15th Board of Directors.The new board, set too guide the association’s initiatives, was elected to further the goals of accounting education and practice within the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. https://www.ksu.edu.sa/en/news/pages/default.aspx (King Saud University News – general link as specific election proclamation not found)
The newly elected board members are:
* Dr. Azzam bin Abdullah Al-Suhaibani – President
* Dr. Mamdouh bin Abdulaziz bin Saleh Al-Faryan – Vice President
* Dr. faisal bin Saleh Al-Salehi – Treasurer
* Mr.Fawaz bin Qaed Al-Anzi – Secretary of the Council
* Dr. Salem bin Saeed Ba’ajajah – Member
* Dr. Bushra bint Ahmed Al-Anqari – Member
* Dr. Manahil bint Abdulrahman Al-Yahya – Member
* dr. Nawaal bint Abdullah Al-Ibrahim – Member
* Dr. Noha bint abdulaziz Al-Eisa – Member
The incoming board expressed its gratitude and gratitude to the previous board, led by Dr. Abeer bint Youssef Al-Saloom, recognizing their dedicated efforts and notable achievements in advancing the association’s scientific and professional role.
About the Saudi Accounting Association
The Saudi Accounting Association (SAA) is a professional organization dedicated to the advancement and advancement of the accounting profession in Saudi Arabia. It serves as a platform for accountants, academics, and professionals to share knowledge, conduct research, and promote best practices in the field. The SAA plays a vital role in shaping accounting standards, providing continuing professional education, and fostering collaboration between academia and industry. https://www.saa.org.sa/ (Official Saudi Accounting Association Website)
The election of a new board signifies a continued commitment to strengthening the accounting profession and supporting the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 goals related to economic diversification and openness.