ECOVIS International

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ECOVIS Al-Bassam and Co. replaced Nawar and Co. in 1987. Nawar and Co. operated in Kuwait since 1960. ECOVIS Al-Bassam and Co. capitalized on the long experience and good work of Nawar and Company for over a quarter of a century and built on it to better serve the client, with the utmost professionalism both from work and the people working on the projects.

The almost 40 years of experience and existence of the firm makes ECOVIS Al-Bassam and Co. one of the pioneering firms in Kuwait and the Gulf. We are very proud of our heritage and background. In addition, the majority of ECOVIS Al-Bassam and Co. clients are the leaders in their own local markets.

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Sadeq Al-Bassam

Certified Chartered Accountant Kuwait City

Tel.: +965 2240 988-0 (-1,-2,-3)

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