The International Islamic Financial Market and Islamic Research and Training Institute are organising a highly specialised, technical conference and workshops on Islamic financial markets on January 24 and 25, 2007 in Karachi at the Marriott Hotel.
Meezan Bank is the strategic partner for this event and has been appointed as IIFM's representative office in Pakistan to promote its activities. The "Islamic Financial Markets Conference and Specialised Workshops," will focus on Sukuk (Islamic bonds), Islamic Real Estate Investment Trusts (I-REITs) and market uniformity and standardisation issues, will be held in Karachi under the patronage of State Bank of Pakistan.
The IIFM was set up in Bahrain in 2002 by the Islamic Development Bank, the CBB, Malaysia, Sudan and Indonesia and the Brunei Finance Ministry. The mission of the IIFM, a globally focused non-profit institution, is to develop the global primary Islamic capital and short-term financial market and, subsequently, the creation of a secondary market for Islamic financial instruments.-PR
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