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.
Dr Barbara Hayat Ruiz-Bejarano talks about halal industry’s tremendous opportunities, its challenges in this technological age and its burgeoning popularity.
4IR or Fourth Industrial Revolution is vastly impacting all industries and altering the way we work, live and think. Here’s how economies see possibilities, seize opportunities and tackle challenges, it brings on.
Tourism has long ago jumped onto the technological bandwagon. Smart tourism is where your smart phone replaces a printed map, a tour guide and visitor’s centre.
A new business model is needed to move forward towards a circular economy. A model that marries profit and inclusivity. The result of which is social entrepreneurship, the future of business.
Looking at the effects of climate change to the environment and people with exemplary green lungs in cities like Florida Keys and Bangkok.
Qatar’s economic sectors have recorded remarkable growth and have significantly contributed to creating significant global investment opportunities.