JAKARTA, Nov 12 (Bernama) -- Malaysia and Indonesia have reached a consensus on the concept paper for the proposed Malaysia-Indonesia Halal Council (MINDHaC), marking progress towards closer bilateral cooperation in halal certification and trade.
Malaysia, Indonesia Agree On Concept Paper For Proposed Joint Halal Council
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Malaysia and Indonesia agreed on a concept paper for the proposed Malaysia-Indonesia Halal Council during a meeting in Jakarta. The document will now be presented to the Malaysian Cabinet to advance bilateral cooperation in halal certification and trade.
- JAKIM and BPJPH agreed on the concept paper at a high-level coordination meeting held in Jakarta on Tuesday.
- The proposed council aims to coordinate halal policies, resolve cross-border certification issues, and improve market access.
- The initiative seeks to integrate regional supply chains and create opportunities for micro, small, and medium enterprises.
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