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.
Over 4 jam-packed days in Dubai, the best minds in the business of the Islamic Economy & Entrepreneurship came together to share, learn, and grow.
The Summit attracted more than 3,000 delegates including leaders, decision makers, experts, and specialists from all sectors of the economy. The winners of the Islamic Economy Awards were announced.
The digital platform seamlessly combines trending modest fashion stories with providing a marketplace outlet for Islamic products and services.
By Sarah Algethami, Gulf News The biggest suppliers of halal meat are from non OIC countries DUBAI: Food exporters from non Muslim majority countries are taking advantage of the growth…
Governments across the Arab region need to do more to address the needs of the youth in the region, said panellists participating in the opening plenary session of GIES 2016.
"The Islamic Economic system has been tested by various international financial institutions, and we have started reaping the benefits of this system."
Themed "Inspiring Change," the summit will be held under the patronage of Vice President and Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai, His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum.
“Various countries have different sets of acceptable criteria in certifying Halal products, thus inadvertently forming trade barriers among them."
Driven mostly by Muslim women, and their burgeoning purchasing power, the halal fashion industry has been undergoing momentous growth.
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