The three-day event, themed "Sustainable Development through Halal," brings together entrepreneurs, investors, regulatory authorities, and international experts to discuss developments in the halal industry, Saudi Gazette reported.
The event covered topics such as commercial and investment opportunities, regulatory frameworks, and innovations in halal sectors.
The forum featured workshops, keynote sessions, panel discussions, and interactive cooking demonstrations showcasing halal food preparation. Business meetings and networking opportunities were available for participants seeking partnerships across multiple industries.
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More than 150 exhibitors from 15 countries took part in international exhibitions held on the sidelines of the forum. These exhibitions focused on commercial cooperation and expanding global market access for halal products and services.
The event also served as a platform for discussions on standardization within the halal industry, with representatives from organizations such as the Standards and Metrology Institute for Islamic Countries (SMIIC), the Malaysian Islamic Development Agency (JAKIM), and the Indonesian Halal Product Assurance Agency (BPJPH).
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These discussions aimed to address challenges in halal certification and facilitate the movement of halal products in global markets.
Additionally, the forum explored the use of emerging technologies, including blockchain and artificial intelligence, to enhance transparency and efficiency in halal product accreditation.
Source: Agencies