Islamic Economy Week

Ethical Principles for Positive Global Economic Impact

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Islamic Economy Week will run for seven days, featuring three major forums and a global launch ceremony.

Day 1–2

Islamic Economic Forum

This forum will explore the broader landscape of the Islamic economy and its role in shaping a more ethical and resilient global economic system.

Key themes include:

· Ethical economic frameworks

· Islamic finance and financial stability

· Islamic social finance instruments

· Halal economy development

· Islamic entrepreneurship and innovation

The forum will bring together economists, policymakers, scholars, entrepreneurs, and financial institutions to discuss strategic directions for the Islamic economy.

Day 3–4

Global Waqf Forum

The Global Waqf Forum will focus on the revival, governance, and modernization of Waqf institutions.

Key themes include:

· Governance and transparency in Waqf management

· Legal and regulatory frameworks for Waqf

· Digital transformation of Waqf systems

· Waqf for education, healthcare, and social welfare

· Institutional collaboration for Waqf revitalization

Participants will include Waqf authorities, regulators, scholars, foundations, and nonprofit leaders.

Day 5–6

Waqf Economic Forum

The Waqf Economic Forum will examine how Waqf can be mobilized as a powerful engine for economic development and social impact.

Key themes include:

· Waqf investment models

· Cash Waqf and financial innovation

· Waqf funds and asset development

· Public-private partnerships in Waqf projects

· Impact investment and social entrepreneurship through Waqf

This forum will engage investors, Islamic financial institutions, development organizations, and social enterprise leaders.

Day 7

Global Waqf Alliance Launch

The final day will feature the official launch of the Global Waqf Alliance, a global platform designed to strengthen collaboration between Waqf institutions, policymakers, scholars, and development partners.

Key highlights include:

· Presentation of the Global Waqf Roadmap 2026–2035

· Signing of the Global Waqf Alliance Declaration

· Announcement of founding partners and member institutions

· Global media briefing and press conference

Global Leaders Roundtable

A key component of Islamic Economy Week will be the Global Leaders Roundtable, held each day to facilitate high-level strategic dialogue among global leaders and decision-makers.

Participants may include:

· Waqf authorities

· Islamic finance leaders

· Policymakers and regulators

· Development institutions

· Scholars and thought leaders

The roundtables will produce policy insights and strategic recommendations that contribute to the outcomes of the event.