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New member in Afghanistan

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We welcome, Malik Hamid Jamal Chartered Accountant, our new member firm in Afghanistan, to the global accountancy network UHY, extending our coverage within the Asia-Pacific region. The firm is in the process of adopting the UHY branding and will soon be known as UHY Malik Hamid Jamal Chartered Accountant.
Malik Hamid Jamal Chartered Accountant, with a team of 58 staff including five partners, is based the capital city of Kabul. The team brings wide-ranging experience in audit, accounting, tax, and management consultancy combined with the necessary technologies, methodologies and specialist resources to a portfolio of domestic and international clients primarily represented in the construction, education, not-for-profit and transport sectors.
Managing partner, Malik Hamid Jamal of Malik Hamid Jamal Chartered Accountant says: “We are based in an economy with a strong potential for future growth. The UHY network’s collaboration, combined with the reputable UHY brand, will give our firm a competitive edge in Afghanistan and the wider region. Our local capabilities and knowledge of UHY’s 8,200 colleagues around the world, not only strengthens our own market position, locally and internationally, but also will be of great value to our current and potential clients and their operations.
Rick David, chairman of UHY comments: “We are delighted to welcome Malik Hamid Jamal Chartered Accountant to the UHY network. The mineral rich Afghanistan, strategically located as a trade route between Central and South Asia, continues to pursue its ambitious economic reforms. Malik Hamid Jamal’s membership extends our footprint in the Asia-Pacific region and strengthens UHY’s regional market expertise and capabilities to serve our international clients who have a business presence in this country and the wider region.

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