Halal goods and services have steadily gained momentum globally. The WIEF-SEACO Foundation Roundtable 2019 in Dhaka addresses this development alongside the global trend of technological development.
Highlights from the opening, closing and the last of four sessions during WIEF-SEACO Roundtable 2019 in Dhaka which showcases SEACO that drives regional cooperation.
One of four sessions during WIEF-SEACO Roundtable 2019 in Dhaka discusses Rethinking Infrastructure Development: Laying the Foundation for Prosperity
Tech has infiltrated business, changed the way we make products and deliver services. All that’s needed is a closing of the loop by adjusting the company strategy to navigate the digital landscape.
TBWA and Loudest Noises, two businesses with creativity at their core share insights on the creative business industry and doing things differently.
Regional collaborations have paved the way for mutual economic growth and create solutions to borderless challenges, even more so, today.
Vice president of BD4IR Syed Tamjid ur Rahman gives an overview and developments brought on by the 4IR that will benefit all levels of society, especially in Bangladesh.
Developing a set of global halal standards, the regulators and concerns, prior to the WIEF-SEACO Foundation Roundtable in Dhaka by Professor Irwandi Jaswir.
Joe Sidek, is a force in the arts festival circuit, especially in Southeast Asia. Here he chats a little more about himself and the creative business.