The Institute of Cost Accountants of India is organising a daylong conclave on November 12 at the state Guest House in Shillong. The event focuses on unlocking investment potential in Meghalaya. Experts will discuss public finance efficiency and the role of cost accountants in boosting economic growth for the state.
The taskforce for northeast of the Institute of Cost Accountants of India (ICMAI), a statutory body established by a special Act of Parliament, namely, The Cost Accountants Act, 1959, is organising a daylong conclave on "Unlocking Meghalaya's Potential: Investment, Public Finance Efficiency and the Role of CMAs" on November 12 at the state Guest House, Taraghar, Shillong, Meghalaya.
The conclave aims to deliberate on investment potential of Meghalaya, explore avenues for strengthening public finance efficiency and promote effective utilisation of resources for sustainable and inclusive economic growth. It will also focus on the role of cost and management accountants (CMAs) in enhancing financial governance, improving cost competitiveness, strengthening accountability and transparency in public expenditure, and facilitating informed investment decisions.
Stakeholders to attend the programme are the policymakers, industry leaders, entrepreneurs, star-up founders, MSMEs, technology experts, academicians, finance professionals and other stakeholders.