The impressive growth of sukuk must be tempered with caution to ensure its adherence to the ethical principles of the Islamic economy.
One would assume all this growth in the halal industry would come from Islamic finance, the question is, will the twain ever meet?
Artists discuss how collaboration produces multidimensional works of identities. This knowledge exchange is something that can build cultures.
WIEF initiatives’ alumni retreat to find ways of working together on various business opportunities in Sarawak.
At the WIEF Roundtable in Cambodia, experts in the SME industry discussed the strategies to transform into a globally competitive sector.
An exciting and event-filled Forum gathered disruptive business drivers and thousands of participants at the 13th World Islamic Economic Forum in Kuching.
In the run-up to the 13th WIEF in November 2017, various WIEF initiatives discuss the impact and challenges of disruptive change.
Hermès, Aramis and Estée Lauder are adopting collections targeting Muslim markets and expanding the Islamic fashion industry.
Governments and multinational food companies need to improve ways of food distribution to reduce global food shortage and famine.