Jakarta, Indonesianpost.com – The Hajj Financial Management Agency (BPKH) is set to host the 2025 edition of the Islamic Finance News (IFN) Indonesia Dialogues in Jakarta on May 26, focusing on the future of sharia finance in the country.
The forum, held in collaboration with IFN, will bring together key stakeholders across sectors to discuss the progress, challenges, and prospects of Indonesia’s Islamic finance ecosystem.
“BPKH, in partnership with IFN, is presenting an international platform for professionals in sharia finance. This is part of our commitment to strengthening Indonesia’s Islamic financial ecosystem,” said BPKH Acting Head Fadlul Imansyah on Saturday.
The IFN Dialogues, part of a global series, are expected to further position Indonesia as a leading hub for Islamic finance and the halal economy. As the country with the world’s largest Muslim population, Indonesia continues to adopt strategic policies to accelerate the development of its sharia-based financial and economic sectors.
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Imansyah highlighted that progressive regulatory reforms and active mobilization of financial resources have helped establish Indonesia as one of the most dynamic Islamic finance markets globally.
At the forum, Imansyah is scheduled to deliver a keynote address titled “Recent Developments in Islamic Financial Services in Indonesia,” which will cover market trends, regulatory progress, and investment opportunities.
“IFN Indonesia Dialogues 2025 is expected to serve as a strategic platform for industry players to build partnerships, exchange insights, and shape collaborative strategies that reinforce Indonesia’s global role in Islamic finance,” he added. (BL/Antara)