Given the persistent global economic uncertainty, developing economies, in particular, must find ways to become more resilient.
In today’s digital world, the concept of education and required skills have changed. New education systems are being realised to adapt to these changes.
These organisations are improving the lives of women entrepreneurs especially in rural areas where poverty issues are amplified.
Islamic financial institutions are embracing the surge of new technologies and fintech offers new opportunities for Islamic finance.
This may seem difficult, but traditional SMEs need to jump on the e-commerce bandwagon. It is not only necessary for survival but to outperform the market.
However cliché it may sound, an inclusive economic system is what nations are aiming for.
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.