The Islamic Development Bank Institute (IDB) conducted sessions as part of the sixth edition of the Executive Program on Islamic Finance. The program focused on “Islamic Finance and Socioeconomic Development” and was organized in collaboration with the Saudi Spanish Center for Islamic Economics and Finance.
Two technical sessions and a roundtable discussion were held at the institute’s headquarters, led by senior officials and professionals from the Islamic Development Bank Group. Fifteen participants attended the sessions.
The first technical session delved into “Developmental and Humanitarian Efforts by the Islamic Development Bank and Other Multilateral Development Banks.” The second session was interactive, discussing “The Islamic Development Bank Group and its Smart Operational Model.”
The roundtable discussion explored the theme of “Innovative Development Leadership: Exploring Advanced Solutions at the Islamic Development Bank Institute.” It emphasized the role of Islamic finance in addressing contemporary challenges, highlighting the Islamic Development Bank Group’s support for socioeconomic and economic development in member countries and Islamic communities in non-member states.
The Islamic Development Bank (IDB) is a multilateral financial institution headquartered in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Established in 1975 by 44 member countries, its mission is to finance economic and social development in member countries.
The IDB offers a wide range of financial products and services, including loans, trade finance, project financing, investment financing, energy financing, transportation financing, education financing, health financing, and infrastructure financing.
