RIYADH: The Saudi Organization for Certified Public Accountants has received the ISAR Honours 2025 for sustainability from the UN Conference on Trade and Development’s International Standards of Accounting and Reporting expert team.
CEO Ahmed Al-Meghames said that the “award recognizes the organization’s leadership in implementing international sustainability standards and enhancing transparency in financial and non-financial reporting.”
He noted that the recognition reflects years of work to build a strong professional and knowledge-based foundation.
Al-Meghames highlighted that translating international sustainability standards into Arabic is a strategic step that links the Arab world with global benchmarks.
The organization is the only professional body authorized to translate international financial reporting and sustainability standards into Arabic, enabling nearly half a billion Arabic speakers to access these standards in their native language.
Al-Meghames added that Saudi Vision 2030 has been the main driver of institutional and professional development in the Kingdom, positioning transparency, investment and sustainability as pillars of the future economy.
He called on stakeholders to seize opportunities in this rapidly evolving sector and to engage in the Kingdom’s journey toward greater transparency and sustainability.
The ISAR Honours program promotes best practices in sustainability and SDG reporting and recognizes their role as a key component of corporate annual reports.
