The World Forum of Accountants (WOFA 2.0) is set to take place from 30 January to 1 February 2026 at the India Expo Centre & Mart, Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh. Hosted by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI), the prestigious global forum will bring together accounting and finance professionals, policymakers, regulators, and industry leaders from across the world.
Recognised as one of the largest and most influential international platforms for the Chartered Accountancy profession, WOFA aims to showcase the critical role of chartered accountants in driving economic growth, good governance, and financial transparency across public and private sectors.
Theme Focused on Trust, Growth and Global Collaboration
The 2026 edition of WOFA is themed “Nation Building to Global Collaboration: Strengthening Trust, Enabling Growth”, reflecting the profession’s expanding responsibilities in an increasingly interconnected global economy. The forum is expected to witness enhanced international participation and thought leadership, making it a landmark event in the global accountancy calendar.
Key Discussions on Technology, Sustainability and Global Economics
WOFA 2.0 will feature expert-led sessions addressing emerging trends in finance, the impact of technology and artificial intelligence on the accounting profession, and strategic insights into global economic shifts. The agenda also includes in-depth discussions on sustainability, digital transformation, ethics, and trust, which are becoming core pillars of modern financial governance.
Platform for Knowledge Exchange and Professional Networking
Beyond knowledge sharing, the forum will offer extensive networking opportunities, enabling professionals to engage with global peers and explore innovative accounting practices and cutting-edge financial tools. WOFA continues to serve as a catalyst for collaboration, innovation, and professional excellence within the global finance ecosystem.
With its forward-looking agenda and international reach, WOFA 2.0 is poised to reaffirm the strategic importance of chartered accountants in strengthening economic stability, fostering transparency, and shaping the future of global business and governance.
