ICAI Kuwait Chapter and KAAA delegation hold talks with Kuwait’s Ambassador in India
The discussions with His Excellency Meshal Al-Shemali covered a wide range of topics of mutual interest, including bilateral cooperation in finance, accounting, and auditing, along with opportunities to further strengthen professional ties between Kuwait and India.

• His Excellency Meshal Al Shemali, Ambassador of the State of Kuwait to India, praised the collaborative efforts of KAAA and ICAI Kuwait Chapter in promoting professional excellence and knowledge exchange, while highlighting the contributions of Indian professionals to Kuwait’s economy and stressing the importance of continued engagement.
A delegation from The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) – Kuwait Chapter, led by Chairperson CA Aditya Dhanuka, along with past chairpersons CA Rabin Gonsalves and CA Sriram Gopalakrishnan, and Treasurer CA Umesh Soni, met with His Excellency Meshal Al Shemali, Ambassador of the State of Kuwait to India, at the Kuwait Embassy in New Delhi. The Kuwait Accountants and Auditors Association (KAAA) was represented by Chairman Mr. Sabah Al Jalawi and Member Mr. Mohammed Al Shuaib.
During the meeting, the delegation held meaningful discussions with His Excellency Meshal Al Shemali, covering a wide range of topics of mutual interest, including bilateral cooperation in finance, accounting, and auditing, as well as opportunities to further strengthen professional ties between Kuwait and India.
The ambassador expressed his appreciation for the collaborative efforts between the KAAA and the ICAI Kuwait Chapter, recognizing their role in promoting professional excellence, knowledge exchange, and capacity building in the financial sector. He also commended the contributions of Indian professionals to Kuwait’s economic landscape and emphasized the importance of continued engagement between both organizations.
The ICAI Kuwait Chapter and KAAA reaffirmed their commitment to fostering stronger partnerships, organizing joint initiatives, and advancing financial and auditing standards in the region. The meeting concluded on a positive note, with both sides looking forward to enhanced cooperation and knowledge sharing in the future.