Experts mull Islamic digital economy's future and challenges

JEDDAH: Saudi Arabia was fast reaching its goal of becoming the global hub for Shariah-compliant investment, amid challenges of aligning the growing industry securely with the latest digital technology. These issues were raised on Tuesday at the opening ceremony of the 42nd Al-Baraka Islamic Economics Symposium. Among those who attended included Prince Saud bin Khalid

Related Keywords

Saudi Arabia , Qatar , Malaysia , Jeddah , Makkah , Egypt , United Kingdom , Saudi , Egyptian , Kinan Salim , Fahad Aldossari , Amani El Rayes , Hatim Tahir , Majid Al Moneef , Abdullah Saleh Kamel , Khalid Al Faisal , Saleh Abdullah Kamel , Sheikh Saleh Kamel , Elsadig Musa Ahmed , Fayyad Abdel Moneim , Hussein Abdou , Ahmet Faruk Aysan , Nasser Al Shithri , Amiruddin Abdul Wahab , University Of Central Lancashire , Islamic University Of Madinah , Saudi Central Bank , Malaysia Cyber Security Agency , Arab Bank , Saudi Council Of Senior Scholars , Economic Development In Africa , Hamad Bin Khalifa University , Baraka Islamic Economics Forum , Saudi Supreme Economic Council , Multimedia University , Al Baraka Islamic Economics , Prince Saud , Prince Faisal , Islamic University , Digital Economy , Al Baraka Islamic Economics Forum , Saleh Abdullah Kamel Award , Saudi Council , Senior Scholars , Deloitte Middle East , Faruk Aysan , Khalifa University , Central Lancashire , Cyber Security , Sidi Ould , Economic Development , Jubail , Al Ahsa , Al Kharj , Taif , Qatif , Soil , Dammam , Abha , Asir , Yanbu , Islam , Jobs , Sports , Khalij Times , Gulf News , Saudi Gazette , Riyadh , Tabuk , Mecca , Medina , Almadinah , Hail , Eastern , King Abdullah , Obs In Saudi , Work In Saudi Arabia , Mrah , Hajj عرب نيوز ,