An annual gathering sets stage for transformative waqf ecosystem

Rabat, Morocco – welcomed delegates from more that 15 counties to the opening of the 13th Global Waqf Conference, highlighting the role of waqf as a strategic means for social and economic development.

This year’s theme, “Re-engineering the Waqf Ecosystem:Governance Innovations for Institutional Resilience”, was the common thread during the course of the discussions, focusing on practical ways to enhance the impact and sustainability of waqf organisations worldwide.

The event was a joint effort with Malaysia’s National University Institute of Civilisation Islam, the Malaysian Waqf Foundation and the International Council for Waqf Affairs.

Dr. Othman Sqalli Houssaini, financial director of Mohammed VI Foundation of African Oulema during his opening address, he stated “this conference reflects our shared ambition to strengthen waqf institutions globally.”

Awqaf SA’s Zeinoul Abedien Cajee, who is a regular contributor to waqf global discussions was present at the event as he continue to share is knowledge sharing in advancing waqf proliferation.

Delegates engaged in discussions focussed on, Healthcare, Poverty alleviation’ Digital transformation through financial technologies as well Education advancement.