This event is focused on Islamic finance, whose characteristics include eschewing traditional interest on loans in lieu of concepts such as profit sharing. The agenda is structured as a one-day conference followed by a two-day workshop. The discussion topics are to include takaful (insurance), sukuk (bonds), regulatory frameworks, financial inclusion, poverty alleviation, investment opportunities and regional differences among African markets. The event’s primary organizer is the AlHuda Center for Islamic Banking and Economics. The cost to attend ranges from USD 195 for one day to USD 495 for all three days. For further information, you may contact the organizers via +971 55 9389900 or info[at]alhudacibe.com.
Sources and Additional Resources
11th African Islamic Finance Summit webpage
https://www.alhudacibe.com/aifs23/
AlHuda Center of Islamic Banking and Economics homepage
https://www.alhudacibe.com/
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