The Code of Professional Ethics for chartered accountants was at the center of a seminar organized on Friday in Marrakech, with the participation of a panel of practitioners, experts, and professionals in the sector.
Initiated by the Marrakech-Safi Regional Council under the Professional Organization of Chartered Accountants (OPCA), this meeting aimed to examine the principles and rules of the Code of Ethics of the profession and to share best practices regarding its application in a professional setting.
As a true reference framework for organizing professional relationships and ensuring compliance with ethical standards, this Code sets out the fundamental principles aimed at strengthening the credibility and transparency of the profession, reports MAP.
The speakers at this meeting highlighted the need for collective adherence to the provisions of this code, an essential condition for ensuring rigorous professional practice and strengthening the trust of companies and institutions.
Speaking on this occasion, Hassan Boulaouane, president of the Regional Council of Chartered Accountants of Marrakech-Safi, indicated that the adoption and rigorous application of the Code of Professional Duties constitute the cornerstone of the profession's structuring.
"It is a tool guaranteeing the integrity, transparency, and responsibility of practitioners, while consolidating their role in the regional and national economy," he emphasized.
He also indicated that the implementation of monitoring and support mechanisms is essential to ensure the effective application of the Code's provisions, calling for a collective commitment from professionals to ensure its respect.
For his part, expert and university professor Allal Fali emphasized "the importance of collective adherence to these ethical principles, which are not limited to a regulatory framework but translate into a true professional culture."
In this context, he noted that compliance with ethical rules constitutes an essential lever for ensuring the credibility and sustainability of the profession, particularly in a changing economic context.
He added that awareness-raising and continuous training for chartered accountants on these ethical requirements are paramount to ensure an effective and lasting application of the Code of Professional Duties.
The Code of Professional Ethics for chartered accountants defines precise rules that professionals must comply with, thus promoting a practice based on conscience, seriousness, and responsibility. Its application aims to strengthen public and partner trust in the accounting profession.
Initiated by the Marrakech-Safi Regional Council under the Professional Organization of Chartered Accountants (OPCA), this meeting aimed to examine the principles and rules of the Code of Ethics of the profession and to share best practices regarding its application in a professional setting.
As a true reference framework for organizing professional relationships and ensuring compliance with ethical standards, this Code sets out the fundamental principles aimed at strengthening the credibility and transparency of the profession, reports MAP.
The speakers at this meeting highlighted the need for collective adherence to the provisions of this code, an essential condition for ensuring rigorous professional practice and strengthening the trust of companies and institutions.
Speaking on this occasion, Hassan Boulaouane, president of the Regional Council of Chartered Accountants of Marrakech-Safi, indicated that the adoption and rigorous application of the Code of Professional Duties constitute the cornerstone of the profession's structuring.
"It is a tool guaranteeing the integrity, transparency, and responsibility of practitioners, while consolidating their role in the regional and national economy," he emphasized.
He also indicated that the implementation of monitoring and support mechanisms is essential to ensure the effective application of the Code's provisions, calling for a collective commitment from professionals to ensure its respect.
For his part, expert and university professor Allal Fali emphasized "the importance of collective adherence to these ethical principles, which are not limited to a regulatory framework but translate into a true professional culture."
In this context, he noted that compliance with ethical rules constitutes an essential lever for ensuring the credibility and sustainability of the profession, particularly in a changing economic context.
He added that awareness-raising and continuous training for chartered accountants on these ethical requirements are paramount to ensure an effective and lasting application of the Code of Professional Duties.
The Code of Professional Ethics for chartered accountants defines precise rules that professionals must comply with, thus promoting a practice based on conscience, seriousness, and responsibility. Its application aims to strengthen public and partner trust in the accounting profession.