ABOUT US
OUR MISSION
Stimulate innovation and creativity and enrich the knowledge in the Islamic Economy.
OUR VALUES
Excellence: Provide the highest level of performance.
Openness: Stimulate debate and dialogue on issues of Islamic Economy.
Innovation: Creative thinking in various fields of Islamic Economy.
OUR VISION
Take the lead globally in initiatives and applications of the Islamic Economy.
OUR GOALS
Launching initiatives in the field of Islamic Economy. Producing innovative products and developing practical applications of Islamic Economy. Indigenizing Islamic Economics Scientific issues. Qualifying professional practitioners in Economic organizations.
FROM WHERE IT ALL BEGAN?
Driven by the growing need in the market for innovation, development and active practical applications, through an initiative undertaken by Dubai Capital of Islamic Economics, the International Center of Islamic Economy was formed.
CHAIRMAN’S MESSAGE
The International Center of Islamic Economy is taking a lead in the initiatives and applications of the Islamic Economy, in line with the vision, ‘Dubai: a capital of Islamic Economy.’ The Center has been built on a strong foundation of specialised experience in the Economy, which will aid the building of a better future in international economies and markets.
Dr. Abdulrahman Saleh Al Atram
CEO’S MESSAGE
The International Center of Islamic Economy aims to stimulate innovation and launch initiatives in the field of Islamic Economy by building partnerships with related international organizations, and supporting development of skills and experience of practitioners and specialists in the field. The Center has put together a special team in coordination with elite experts and consultants to develop products, create financial tools, conduct studies and research in the Islamic economy and implement packages of programs and events, which will lead to innovation and development.
Sultan Al Howymel
ADVISORY BOARD
The Advisory Board is the formal advisory body, which provide intellectual content to the International Center of Islamic Economy (ICIE).
It consists of six experts from groups that are affected by and interested in the ICIE’s work
