Keys to Building a Halal Ecosystem: Leveraging Technology for the Global Islamic Economy
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https://doi.org/10.55265/halalreviews.v1i2.66Keywords:
Global Islamic, Economy, halal, Ecosystem, Technology, Adoption, Muslim Millennials, Strategic PartnershipsAbstract
This paper examines the future of the global Islamic economy and the key elements necessary for building a robust halal ecosystem. With the Islamic economy currently valued at $3.6 trillion and growing annually at 5.2-6.2%, it represents a significant market opportunity. The study highlights four critical factors for success in this ecosystem: visionary leadership, technology adoption, strategic partnerships, and community engagement. Particular emphasis is placed on the role of technology in transforming traditional Islamic businesses and catering to the needs of the growing "Gummies" demographic - Global Urban Muslim Millennial Youth. The research explores challenges such as halal certification standardization and operational cost management, while also identifying opportunities in emerging markets and through technology-driven solutions. By focusing on these key areas, businesses can position themselves for success in the rapidly evolving global Islamic economy.
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