SECP and the Islamic Financial Services Board (IFSB) Malaysia are hosting a three-day capacity-building workshop on Islamic capital markets in Islamabad, attracting officials from the Finance Division, Competition Commission SBP, and capital market infrastructure institutions (CMIIs). Mr. Mujtaba Ahmad Lodhi, Commissioner SECP, opened the session by emphasizing Islamic capital markets’ potential for sustainable development and inclusive prosperity.

SECP Chairman Akif Saeed reiterated his commitment to supporting the Islamic finance industry in Pakistan, citing the Federal Shariat Court’s historic judgment to transform the financial system according to Shariah principles.