The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Association of Mongolian Internationally Recognised Accountants (AMIRA) to develop the accountancy profession in Mongolia.

Formed in 2023, AMIRA is a professional body for accounting and finance practitioners in Mongolia.

The newly formed body aims to support the growth of the finance sector and provide a platform for globally recognised accountants in the country.

The MoU sets out a framework for cooperation between ACCA and AMIRA on strengthening the profession, expanding professional development opportunities and deepening engagement with internationally qualified finance professionals in Mongolia.

AMIRA founder and CEO Naranzul Ganzorig said: “At this early stage in the development of our professional body we are delighted to sign a partnership with ACCA as a leading global body.

“We are looking forward to working with ACCA to provide our members professional development and learning opportunities as well as promoting international professional standards in the country.”

The agreement also covers collaboration on talent development and career pathways, member and community engagement, and joint activities in research, thought leadership and knowledge sharing.

ACCA Central Asia, Armenia and Mongolia head Zhanna Iskenova said: “We are delighted to sign this MoU with AMIRA and wish it all the best as it seeks to further the work of financial professionals in Mongolia.

“We look forward to working with AMIRA, strengthening ACCA’s member and stakeholder network in Mongolia.

“This partnership will provide a platform to engage a group of internationally qualified professionals to support ACCA’s advocacy, sustainability and talent development agendas.”

The ACCA recently signed an MoU with the UN Institute for Training and Research to expand capacity-building programmes worldwide.

Published Date:2026-06-18