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No.28/227/DKom Young sharia entrepreneurs have significant opportunities to develop businesses within Indonesia's Islamic economy and finance ecosystem. The entrepreneurial potential of young people to establish productive businesses, create jobs, and generate economic value added is supported by the strong growth of the Islamic economy and
No.28/227/DKom Young sharia entrepreneurs have significant opportunities to develop businesses within Indonesia's Islamic economy and finance ecosystem. The entrepreneurial potential of young people to establish productive businesses, create j
17 October 2026
No.28/226/DKom Women's empowerment in the Islamic economy is key to increasing MSME productivity, strengthening household economic resilience, and enhancing the competitiveness of the national halal industry. This can be achieved by strengthening innovati
No.28/225/DKom Access to capital is key to enhancing the competitiveness of the halal industry. Strengthening Islamic financing to better address the needs of the real sector is essential to unlocking the greater potential of the Islamic economy and
16 October 2026
No.28/224/DKomMuslim-Friendly Tourism (MFT) offers significant potential as a new source of economic growth, creating business opportunities, generating employment, and strengthening halal value chains across regions. This potential is further reinforced
No.28/223/DKom The development of Islamic economy and finance requires high-quality research to generate evidence-based policy recommendations and practical solutions. Strong research support is expected to enhance the contribution of Islamic economy
15 October 2026
No.28/222/DKomThe integration of Islamic social and commercial financing offers opportunities to broaden access to capital for productive businesses, particularly micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs). The use of Islamic social finance instruments,
No.28/221/DKomIndonesia's external debt position remained maintained in August 2026. The position of external debt in Indonesia in August 2026 stood at USD459.3 billion, growing by 5.6% (yoy). This development was primarily driven by an increase in public
No.28/220/DKom Indonesia has significant potential to become a leading halal product producer and a global halal industry hub. Supported by the richness of Nusantara's culinary heritage, improving product quality and complying with halal standards ca
14 October 2026
No.28/219/DKom The modest fashion industry is creating greater economic opportunities by transforming Indonesia's traditional textiles into fashion products with global competitiveness. According to the State of the Global Islamic Economy (SGIE) Repo
No.28/218/DKom Indonesia continues to advance its vision of becoming a global hub for the Islamic economy and finance through the development of the halal industry ecosystem, deeper Islamic financial markets, and enhanced synergy and digital transfor
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