Indian Diplomat And Chartered Accountant Shivani Gupta Elected Unopposed To UN's ACABQ Budget Advisory Committee For 2027–2029
United Nations: Indian diplomat Shivani Gupta, who is also a chartered accountant, has been nominated to the influential committee that advises the General Assembly on budgetary and administrative issues.
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’s candidate, Ms. Shivani Gupta, has been elected to the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions (#ACABQ) for the term 2027–2029.
A 21-member @UN entity where members work in their independent capacity, ACABQ provides independent expert review… pic.twitter.com/eO0dXig8vv
The General Assembly's Fifth Committee on Friday nominated her unopposed for one of the Asia-Pacific slots on the panel formally known as the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions (ACABQ).
The committee, which deals with budgets and administration, held a virtual election, as the General Assembly routinely approves appointments to the panel.
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"India's candidate, Ms. Shivani Gupta, has been elected to the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions (#ACABQ) for the term 2027–2029," the Permanent Mission of India to the United Nations annnounced on X.
"A 21-member @UN entity where members work in their independent capacity, ACABQ provides independent expert review of budgets, administrative matters, and resource proposals to ensure accountability and efficiency in the utilization of Member States’ contributions in support of UN’s global work," it added.
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She had earlier worked at the Indian embassy in Beijing and at the diplomatic representation in Taiwan.
She had qualified as a chartered accountant before joining the foreign service in 2018.
"Her foundation as a Chartered Accountant has provided her with deep expertise in financial reporting, audit, governance, corporate governance, budgeting, risk management and institutional oversight, complementing her diplomatic work with analytical rigour and sound institutional management", according to her bio circulated to the General Assembly.
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