KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 15 (Bernama) -- Collaboration between academic institutions and industry opens up opportunities to explore new areas in the global halal economy, which is expanding beyond the food and beverage sector, said Tun Abdullah Ahmad Badawi Legacy Organisation (LEGASI) chairman Datuk Jefridin Atan.
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Academia-industry collaboration explores global halal economy opportunities beyond food, including pharmaceuticals and finance.
- Halal economy expands into sectors like pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and Islamic finance.
- Conference brings together 200 participants from nine countries to discuss halal economy developments.
- ICIHES aims to foster cooperation and academic discourse on halal economic studies.
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