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Muhammad Yasin takes charge as president of ICMA Pakistan

Muhammad Yasin, FCMA, has assumed charge as President of the Institute of Cost and Management Accountants of Pakistan (ICMA Pakistan). A senior finance professional and Group Chief Financial Officer of The Superior Group, Yasin brings extensive experience across the textile, oil and gas, media, aviation, supply chain and education sectors. Yasin has previously served as Vice President and…

Muhammad Yasin takes charge as president of ICMA Pakistan

Muhammad Yasin has been appointed as the new President of ICMA Pakistan, a prominent institute for cost and management accountants in the country. Yasin, a distinguished finance professional and Group Chief Financial Officer at The Superior Group, boasts a wealth of experience spanning various industries such as textiles, oil and gas, media, aviation, supply chain, and education.

Prior to his presidency, Yasin held key roles within ICMA Pakistan, including serving as Vice President, Honorary Treasurer, and Chairman of the Research and Publications Committee. His dedication to the Institute extends beyond these positions, as he has also led the Lahore Branch Council and contributed to the National Council. This rich history showcases his commitment to professional development and the growth of management accountancy in Pakistan.

Yasin's credentials are impressive, holding fellowships from ICMA Pakistan, CIPFA in the UK, and PIPFA. He has also served as the President of PIPFA's Board of Governors, and has achieved the distinguished Toastmasters International (DTM) distinction. On a regional level, he is a member of the South Asian Federation of Accountants’ Committee for Improvement in Transparency, Accountability, and Governance.

Yasin's appointment is anticipated to bolster ICMA Pakistan's initiatives aimed at advancing professional education, elevating members' skills, and strengthening ties with the industry.

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