London Halal Forum

Joint Venture

The Power Behind Halal360

Halal360 is a strategic joint venture between the Islamic Chamber of Commerce and Development (ICCD) and the Halal Products Development Company (HPDC). It combines institutional expertise and global industry leadership to deliver high-impact halal communications, events, and strategic platforms that support the growth of the global halal economy.

ICCD — The Islamic Chamber of Commerce and Development is an international body affiliated with the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation and the largest representative of the private sector across 57 Islamic countries.

HPDC — The Halal Products Development Company, wholly owned by the Public Investment Fund, was established to enable and localise the halal-products industry domestically and to support and develop this ecosystem globally.

Impact

Our Events in Numbers — A Global Impact

London Halal Forum

1,500+Visitors (Physical & Virtual)

120+Countries Represented

700+B2B & Bilateral Meetings

150+Exhibitors

85+Expert Speakers

21Sessions, Panels & Workshops

Makkah Halal Forum

20Cooperation Agreements & MOUs

75+Official Country Representatives & Delegations

26Chamber of Commerce Presidents

5Initiatives Launched

Impact

Our Events in Numbers — A Global Impact

London Halal Forum

1,500+Visitors (Physical & Virtual)

120+Countries Represented

700+B2B & Bilateral Meetings

150+Exhibitors

85+Expert Speakers

21Sessions, Panels & Workshops

Makkah Halal Forum

20Cooperation Agreements & MOUs

75+Official Country Representatives & Delegations

26Chamber of Commerce Presidents

5Initiatives Launched

Our Pillars

Halal 360 Pillars

Pillar 01

Halal Top Notch Forums

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Pillar 02

Halal Reception Series

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Pillar 03

Halal Communications & Promotion

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News & Media

Latest News & Updates

Media Release

Central Asia's Islamic Economy in Focus

A high-level roundtable titled "Islamic Economics and Halal in Central Asia: Current Realities and the Way Forward" was held during the 3rd Global Islamic Economy Summit in Istanbul, bringing together leading experts, policymakers, and regional stakeholders to discuss the future of the Islamic economy across Central Asia. The discussion focused on assessing institutional readiness, mobilizing Islamic capital, unlocking opportunities within the halal industry, and developing a distinct Central Asian model for Islamic economics that reflects the region’s unique economic and cultural landscape. During the session, Yousef Hassan Khalawi, Secretary General of the AlBaraka Forum for Islamic Economy, emphasized that Central Asia represents a promising emerging market with significant potential to become an active contributor to the global Islamic economy. He highlighted the region’s strategic position and growing opportunities to support sustainable economic development and strengthen its integration into the international Islamic economy ecosystem. The roundtable concluded with a shared commitment to fostering regional collaboration, strengthening institutional frameworks, and advancing the halal sector as key pillars for accelerating the growth of the Islamic economy in Central Asia.