UAE: Dubai well placed to lead Islamic Economy’s contributions to reviving regional, international economy
Dubai has taken “significant strides" towards becoming the global capital of the Islamic economy.
Dubai has taken “significant strides" towards becoming the global capital of the Islamic economy.
In 2019, Dubai Islamic Economy Development Centre has made great strides in consolidating Dubai’s status as the global capital of Islamic economy, especially in terms of expanding international partnerships.
Abdulla Mohammed Al Awar, CEO of DIEDC, and Raymond Yip, Deputy Executive Director of HKTDC, signed the agreement during an official visit.
Halal industries commanded a 94.5 per cent share of domestic trade in 2016, with halal food representing 58.7 per cent.
DIEDC is expected to appreciably advance the Emirate’s seven-pillared strategy to establish itself the capital of the Islamic economy within the given time-frame.
Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum has issued a decision appointing Abdulla Mohammed Al Awar as CEO of the Dubai Islamic Economy Development Centre (DIEDC).