The Forum represented the international platform for ministers, governors of central banks, leading bankers, decision-makers and representatives of public and private sectors from various continents to meet, dialogue and discuss issues with the international banking community.

The one day forum held in Ningxia, one of the Chinese provinces with the highest Muslim concentration, aimed to promote interactions between China and the Arab states and attracted participants from financial and academic institutions, media and the government alike.

Understanding Islamic Securitization, Sukuk Structures and Documentation, Restructuring of Sukuk and Post Default Scenario.

Moscow International Halal Exhibition provides a dedicated professional platform to the young and promising Russian halal industry. It allows the producers of various industries to present their products to the Russian and international markets.

This year’s event was themed “Building the Islamic Economy: Strengthening Islamic Finance’s Links to the Real Economy”.

This year’s theme – “New Strategic Imperatives for the Takaful Industry: Sustaining Growth and Boosting Profitability” – focused on the very heart of this dilemma faced by leading Takaful and ReTakaful operators across the world and picked up on these challenges and opportunities facing the industry.

The ‘European Challenge’ forum is organized by the IFSB and gathers annually to meet the increasing interest shown by European countries in Islamic financial services. It is tailored to suit European regulators and market players and this 4th edition is hosted by Banca d’Italia.

COMSATS Institute of Information Technology Lahore, hosted the Global Forum on Islamic Finance themed “Islamic Finance: New Realities New Challenges” to provide an opportunity to share the latest developments among scholars from around the globe.