This track explores the frameworks and principles guiding public policy formulation within Islamic economic systems. It aims to analyze the effectiveness of these policies in promoting economic stability and social welfare.

This session focuses on the comparative study of Islamic economic systems with capitalism and socialism. Participants will examine the philosophical underpinnings and practical implications of each system.

This track delves into the mechanisms and processes involved in formulating effective policies within the context of Islamic economics. It emphasizes the guiding principles that ensure alignment with Islamic values.

This session investigates the responsibilities and functions of the state in an Islamic economic framework. Discussions will include the balance between government intervention and market forces.

This track examines the principles of fiscal discipline and the role of government spending in promoting economic development within Islamic contexts. It highlights best practices for budget design and allocation.

This session focuses on the significance of the voluntary sector in enhancing economic development and social justice in Islamic economies. It will explore the interplay between charitable organizations and economic growth.