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FOREWORD
from Organizing Committe
M. Anwar Bashori
Organizing Committe,
Head of Sharia Economy and Finance Department
Bank Indonesia
Assalamu’alaykum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh
Praise be to Allah SWT, God Almighty, for His guidance and grace
thus the 7th Indonesia Sharia Economic Festival (ISEF) 2020 can
be held amidst the restrictions on activities due to the pandemic.
May prayers and greetings always be devoted to the Prophet
Muhammad SAW, along with his family and companions. The ISEF
that has been commenced on 7th August 2020 and will hold its
peak on 27th – 31st October 2020 is a collaborative event held
by Bank Indonesia (BI), Ministries, authorities and institutions
member of the National Committee for Islamic Economy and
Finance, business actors, and related national and international
associations.
ISEF is the largest annual event in Indonesia as a forum to integrate

various activities in the sharia economic and financial sector. ISEF
is the ultimate event of regional and national sharia economic
and financial events entitled “Sharia Economic Festival (FESyar)”
which this year was also held virtually in several regions hosted by
provinces of West Nusa Tenggara, West Sumatra and East Java.
ISEF has a vision of “Mainstreaming Islamic Economy and Finance
into National and International Policy”. This vision places ISEF as
an icon of sharia economic and finance (SEF) development from
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various aspects, both at the national and international levels.
Efforts to achieve the vision are realized through a mission
that integrates and realizes various thoughts in the form of
real and applicable initiatives, the manifestation of a center
of excellence that focuses on the development of the SEF
while maintaining the harmony of sharia economic values
and principles that are in line with the noble values of the
Indonesian nation. It is believed that the implementation of
the mission and the achievement of the vision will boost the
performance of the national and international economy. SEF
is believed to be a new source of national economy growth,
its development programme is part of the Government’s
national policy to support the achievement of Indonesia’s
economic independence towards Indonesia Maju (advanced
Indonesia).
ISEF has evolved from a national level event to be an

international level which since 2019, ISEF has been
acknowledged as part of the world SEF event calendar. ISEF
2020 again not only involves national agencies, institutions
or associations but also international ones such as IFSB,
IIFM, IsDB, SESRIC and UNDP. ISEF this year delivers a
unique and important message that is when various national
and international SEF events are rescheduled to 2021 due
to the Covid-19 pandemic, ISEF 2020 that is held on virtual
is committing to bring and boost economic optimism in the
midst of a pandemic in response to the impact of economic
contraction experienced by various economic sectors and
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actors. The message was reflected on the theme of the Kick Off event
lead by the Vice President of the Republic of Indonesia that is “Spirit of
Synergy to Develop the Country”. Furthermore, based on the BI’s
blueprint of SEF development, 2020 is the second year of the second
phase of the national SEF development phase, namely the strengthening
strategy & programme phase. This phase is a momentum to engage
and mobilize all components of society to work hand in hand in realizing
action plans in order to help national economy recovery efforts, including
through strengthening the halal value chain ecosystem. Indonesia’s
vision to be the leading global center of SEF will be further accelerated
if SEF is proven capable of driving current economy recovery efforts. By
looking at SEF’s huge potential contribution to the national economy,
especially in efforts to recover the national economy, ISEF 2020 will
promote the theme “Mutual Empowerment in Accelerating
Sharia Economic Growth through Promoting Halal Industries
for Global Prosperity”.
The 7th ISEF which integrates the development of the real and financial
sectors at the international level consists of a series of activities which are
generally grouped into International Sharia Forum and International Sharia
Exhibition/Fair. The International Sharia Economic Forum aims to facilitate
strategic coordination of various global SEF stakeholders to discuss
and formulate national and international SEF policy recommendations.
Continuing the various activities that have been started since the Kick Off
event on 7th August 2020, the ultimate event of the International Sharia
Economic Forum will take place from 27th – 31st October 2020 consisting
of International Summit & High Level Forum, International Conference,
and Investment Forum activities, which involve national and international
figures, experts & practitioners. Furthermore, the ultimate event of the
International Sharia Exhibition/Fair which will take place on 28th – 31st
October 2020 includes Business Forum, Business Coaching, Business
Matching, International Showcase, Halal Product Exhibition, Talkshow,
Workshop, Innovation Day and Investment Deals, Tablig Akbar, Fashion
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Show and Cultural Performance. All of ISEF events and activities
above are performed through an ISEF Integrated Virtual Platform
and this becomes the first SEF platform implemented at both
national and international level.
Finally, we would like to thank all related parties who have

contributed to 7th ISEF 2020. We also hope that cooperation and
collaboration that have been well-established so far can continue
to be improved for the realization of Indonesia’s vision to become
the leading global center of SEF. May Allah SWT always show
us the straight path, provide convenience and bless our efforts
together, inshaAllah.
Wassalamu’alaykum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh
Jakarta, October 2020

Organizing Committe,
Head of Sharia Economy and Finance
Department Bank Indonesia
M. Anwar Bashori
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02 FOREWORD
06 CONTENT
CONTENTS
07 ISEF AT GLANCE
08 FORMS OF ACTIVITY
09 ACTIVITY AGENDA
• SHARIA CONFERENCE
AND FORUM
• SHARIA FAIR
10 EXHIBITOR LIST
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12 INTERNATIONAL SHOWCASE
16 OTHERS
• VENUE
• HOW TO ATTEND
• ROAD TO ISEF 2020
• FESYAR
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ISEF
AT GLANCE
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ISEF
AT GLANCE
Indonesia Sharia Economic Festival is an annual event of Bank Indonesia in
collaboration with KNEKS and other institutions to strengthen and continue
commitment in promoting the sharia economic and finance in Indonesia
OBJECTIVE:
integrating ideas and realizing them in the form of real initiatives, which have an
impact on the national and international economy through the achievement of
a center of excellence that focuses on the development of the sharia economic
and finance that is in line with sharia values in Indonesia
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ABOUT
ISEF
Indonesia Sharia Economic Festival (ISEF) is the largest annual Islamic
financial and economic event in Indonesia. Initiated by the central Bank of
Indonesia in 2014, ISEF has transformed from a community-focused Islamic
economic and financial exhibition to become one of the annual events most
interested in the global Islamic economic and financial ecosystem. In 2019,
ISEF was attended by more than 15,000 participants from 45 countries,
buyers from 10 countries, the pesantren that followed 110 boarding schools,
80 paper presenters from 8 countries, resulted in 24.5 trillion of business deals
transactions, generating 31.6 billion from business matching transactions, the
Wakaf auction of 2.96 billion, and generating 38.72 billion of transactions in the
exhibition.
At ISEF 2020 the theme “Mutual Empowerment in Accelerating Sharia

Economic Growth through Promoting Halal Industries for Global Prosperity”.
The ISEF 2020 aims to be the international economic and financial agenda
of Sharia which presents the most comprehensive activity topics in the world.
At the time of the Covid-19 outbreak, ISEF remained organized with virtual
schemes through a virtual event platform. These activities can be the world’s
first integrated Islamic Economic and Finance virtual event.
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VISION
Mainstreaming Islamic Ecnomics and Finance into National and International
Policy
MISSION
ISEF carry out a mission to integrating and realizing ideas in measurable
initiatives which brings a positive impact to national and international economy
advancement through the development of Islamic Economics and Finance in
line with sharia principles and local values in Indonesia.
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ISEF
EVOLUTIONS
FORMS OF
ACTIVITY
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ISEF 2020
The 7th Indonesia Sharia Economic Festival 2020 will be organized as a series of
virtual event starting from May until its main event on Tuesday to Saturday, 27 – 31
October 2020. ISEF 2020 is organized through virtual event platform.
MAIN EVENT
The 7th Indonesia Sharia Economic Festival (ISEF) holds several agenda. ISEF
2020 started since May as series of Road to ISEF Web-Seminar and will be
officially open by kick off agenda on August 7 2020, which will be opened by the
vice president of Indonesia. Among ISEF agenda are virtual conference, virtual
national & international seminars, virtual workshops, virtual business matching
& coaching, virtual exhibition, virtual cultural performance, virtual talkshow, and
virtual Tablig Akbar. These activities are joint agenda and collaboration with
ministries and domestic and internatonal institutions related to sharia economics
affair. Among them are SESRIC-OIC, IsDB, AAOIFI, IFSB, Komite Nasional
Keuangan dan Ekonomi Syariah (KNEKS), 15 board members of the KNEKS,
Ministry of Foreign Affairs, BPJPH, BPKH, MUI, LPPOM MUI, Baznas, BWI, ISYEF,
DMI, Santara, Hijrahfest, MES, IAEI, IFC, and IHLC.
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KICK-OFF ISEF
AUGUST 7TH, 2020
The Kick-Off ISEF 2020 event has been held on Friday, August 7th 2020. This
event also marked the beginning of ISEF 2020 activities, until the peak event on
October 27th-31st 2020. Vice President of The Republic of Indonesia, KH. Ma’ruf
Amin, Governor of Bank of Indonesia, Mr. Perry Warjiyo, Vice Governor of West
Nusa Tenggara, Dr. Hj. Sitti Rohmi Djalilah, Governor of East Java, Khofifah Indar
Parawansa, and Governor of West Sumatera, Prof. Dr. H. Irwan Prayitno, B.Psy,
M.Sc, were attending this event.
Vice President of The Republic of Indonesia who is also the Executive Chairman
of The National Committee for Sharia Economy and Finance opened this event.
He did expect the integration and realization of the idea of sharia economy
and finance can turn into a concrete initiation that has positives impact for the
outgrowth of national and global economy. This event not only become an
acceleration moment to expanding the international arrangements for all parties,
but also making Indonesia as the centre of the worldwide halal value chain with
the strengthening the global market outlet for the world halal product.
On this occasion, The Governor of Bank of Indonesia told this series of ISEF
2020 activities can bring the positivism and optimism spirit for the businessman,
especially the sharia businessman. He also told, Allah Almighty gave us 3 lessons
to face the disaster. First, we have to be more patient and relied to Him. Second,
we have to be optimist that there is ease in every difficulties. The last one, Allah
Almighty might want to show the new era (digital era), includes the digital sharia
economy and finance, to humans.
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The series of ISEF 2020 will be held virtually, consist of national and international
forums, such as International Contemporary Fiqih Conference with DSN-MUI and
Sharia Economy Egypt Community (MES), Islamic Digital Economy Conference
with SESRIC-OIC and International Halal Lifestyle Conference. There is also 22
serials of discussions through webinars, 500 exhibitions, 7 business matchings,
8 business coachings, national silaturahim, international showcase, and Sharia
Economy Festival in 3 provinces; West Nusa Tenggara, West Sumatera, and East
Java. There is also competitions or championships to add the excitement of ISEF
and to invite the community to participate in the ISEF 2020.
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STRATEGIC
PARTNERS
Supported by :
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AGENDA OPENING CEREMONY
INDONESIA SHARIA ECONOMIC
FESTIVAL (ISEF) 2020
Wednesday, October 28th 2020 01.00 PM – 03.00 PM Jakarta Time (GMT+7)
Time Agenda
01.00 - 02.00 PM Registration
Islamic Music Entertainment
VIP Greetings
02.00 - 02.02 PM Opening by MC
02.03 - 02.04 PM Singing the National Anthem “Indonesia Raya”
02.05 - 02.07 PM Recitation of the Holy Qur’an
02.08 - 02.12 PM Video Presentation of ISEF 2020
02.13 - 02.22 PM Remarks and Updates from the Governor of Bank Indonesia
02.23 – 02.27 PM Video Presentation of Virtual Platform International

Showcase and Expo
02.28 – 02.43 PM Opening remarks from the President of Republic of

Indonesia, followed by the inauguration ceremony of the
ISEF 2020 platform
02.44 - 02.49 PM Closing Prayer

02.50 - 02.53 PM Closing by MC and VVIP Leaving the Virtual Room
02.53 – 03.00 PM Virtual Tour Sharia Exhibition
DRESS CODE: INFORMATION

MEN SEKRETARIAT : +62 821-2258-2224
Batik/Woven Fabric/Traditional Cloth/Kopiah
WOMEN
Batik/Woven Fabric/Traditional Dress/Muslim Fashion WEBSITE : WWW.ISEF.CO.ID
LINK CONFIRMATION : https://virtualisef.co.id/registration-opening-ceremony

ACTIVITY
AGENDA
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AGENDA
SHARIA FORUM
Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
October 27th 2020 October 28th 2020 October 29th 2020
08.30-14.30 08.30-12.00 13.00-16.00

INHALIFE Conference INHALIFE Business SESRIC-OIC International Forum
Forum on Islamic Digital Economic
08.30-12.30
6th International Islamic 08.30-12.00 08.30-12.00
Monetary Economics and
Finance Call for Papers & Islamic Investment Forum Global Halal Dialogue
Webinar
08.30-12.00 08.30-11.30
13.00-17.30
Islamic Boarding School International Conference on
International Contemporary Fiqh (Pesantren) Leaders Muslim Friendly Tourism
Conference Forum
13.00-16.00
08.00-12.40
ISYEF Muslim Youth National Congress
International Hajj Conference
08.00-12.00
HEBITREN National Meeting
Islamic Boarding School

(Pesantren) Communication
Forum
NOTE :
Please register your attendance through www.isef.co.id
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Friday Saturday
October 30th 2020 October 31st 2020
13.00 - 17.00 08.30 – 11.30

IFSB-IIFM High Level UNDP International
International Seminar Webinar
08.30 - 11.30
Public Exposure Technical
Notes ZCP/WCP
13.30 - 15.30
International Cross Border
Waqf Seminar
SHARIA
FORUM
• INTERNATIONAL WEBINAR FORUM
• NATIONAL WEBINAR FORUM
VIRTUAL
SHARIA
CONFERENCE FORUM
OCTOBER 27TH - 31ST ,2020
INTERNATIONAL
& NATIONAL
CONFERENCE FORUM
Sharia Conference and Forum consist of several high-level fora and summit,
international and national seminars, and call for paper competition. Aiming
to serve as a universal think-tank platform for global prominent expertise
and academician, Sharia Conference and Forum is meant to be transversal
boards to strengthen the cooperation between the actors and the players
of the Islamic economic and finance ecosystem. This international agenda
also aims to increase Indonesia’s influence on international sharia economics
and finance and increase synergity so that it can create empowerment for
society. In addition, the activity has the motivation to show the world that the
rise of the global economy begins with sharia economics. The collaboration
opportunities of the activities encourages the acceleration of sharia
economic and financial development, academic study supporting science,
and community empowerment collaboration.
AGENDA FORUM
OCTOBER 27TH, 2020
• INHALIFE CONFERENCE
• 6TH JIMF CALL FOR PAPER &SEMINAR
• INTERNATIONAL CONTEMPORARY FIQH CONFERENCE
• INTERNATIONAL HAJJ CONFERENCE
• HEBITREN NATIONAL MEETING
• ISLAMIC BOARDING SCHOOL (PESANTREN)
COMMUNICATION FORUM
OCTOBER 28TH, 2020

• INHALIFE BUSINESS FORUM
• ISLAMIC INVESTMENT FORUM
• ISLAMIC BORDING SCHOOL (PESANTREN) LEADERS
FORUM
OCTOBER 29TH, 2020
• SESCRIC OIC CONFERENCE
• GLOBAL HALAL DIALOGUE
• INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON MUSLIM FRIENDLY
TOURISM
• ISYEF MUSLIM YOUTH NATIONAL CONGRESS
OCTOBER 30TH, 2020

• IFSB-IIFM HIGH LEVEL INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR
• PUBLIC EXPOSURE TN WCP / ZCP
• INTERNATIONAL CROSS BORDER WAQF SEMINAR
OCTOBER 31ST, 2020

• UNDP INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
SHARIA
CONFERENCE
&FORUM
TUESDAY
OCTOBER 27TH,
2020
OCTOBER 27TH, 2020
• INHALIFE CONFERENCE
• 6TH JIMF CALL FOR PAPER &SEMINAR
• INTERNATIONAL CONTEMPORARY FIQH CONFERENCE
• INTERNATIONAL HAJJ CONFERENCE
• HEBITREN NATIONAL MEETING
• ISLAMIC BOARDING SCHOOL (PESANTREN)
COMMUNICATION FORUM
TUESDAY,OCTOBER 27TH 2020
INDONESIA INTERNATIONAL HALAL

LIFESTYLE CONFERENCE & BUSINESS FORUM
Halal Lifestyle - Solution for Global Economy Revival
Tuesday, October 27th 2020 08.30 – 14.30 Jakarta Time (GMT+7)
Information:
Open for public and invitation, registration through www. Isef.ico.id, live streaming,
e-certificate available upon request
Background
The world’s Muslim population grows at 1.4% annually on average. The growth of
Muslim population shall provide a greater demand for halal industry. Excitingly, the halal
products and lifestyle also grow in demand in countries with no Muslim population.
Indonesia has the opportunity to become an important player in the world halal industry
as it has the biggest Muslim population in the world. In the year of 2020, after more
than 6 months slowed down by the pandemic, Indonesia and other countries need
to restart the economy, as countries cannot stay in isolation forever. The national
economy needs to move again by not only taking care the business sectors that are
heavily impacted (such as tourism and airlines), but also capitalizing new opportunities
and trend. Those suffering businesses also made many small and medium enterprises
(SMEs) experiencing difficulty, as they cannot provide the products/services as usual.
The Indonesian halal industries need to understand and adapt to the current economy
globally and locally to be able to recover.
Objectives
• Empower the Indonesian halal industry and SMEs to overcome the impact of the
pandemic
• Stimulate the SMEs to seize the future and trend in the halal industry.
• Encourage creative support from the government of Indonesia for reviving halal
businesses and SMEs to Indonesia.
• Enable international exchange of success stories and trends in the halal industry
and country policies during the pandemic among businessmen, academics and
government representatives
• Enable international business interactions between Indonesian SMEs and potential
partners from abroad.
RUNDOWN SESSION 1
Time Agenda
08.00 - 08.30 AM Online Registration
8.30 – 8.45 Video Presentation
9.00 – 9.03 Opening by MC
9.03 – 9.06 National Anthem “Indonesia Raya”
9.06 – 9.10 Recitation of Holy Al Quran & Doa
9.10 – 9.12 MC : Sheila Purnama (TV News Anchor)
9.12 – 9.24 Welcome Remarks :

Sapta Nirwandar - Chairman of IHLC
9.24 – 9.49 Honorary Speaker “ Empowering Halal Ecosystem ”

Prof. Dr. Winai Dahlan- Founder of Halal Science Center,
Chulalongkorn University, Thailand
9.49 – 9.51 MC
9.51 – 10.19 Keynote Speaker :
Destry Damayanti, Deputy Governor, Central Bank of Indonesia
10.19 – 10.22 MC
10.22 – 10.42 Keynote Speaker :
Agus Gumiwang, Minister of Industry, Republic of Indonesia
10.42 – 10.45 Followed by Official Opening of INHALIFE Conference and

Business Forum 2020 by the GBI
10.45 – 10.47 VIP PHOTO SESSION
10.47 – 10.49 MC will introduce Moderator : M. Cipta Suhada

10.49 – 10.52 Moderator leads 1st session and invites all speakers to come on
10.52 – 11.22 virtual stage.
Session I : Halal Food Industry and Global Market

Special Speaker : Rafi-udin Shikoh
Contributed Speakers :
• Irawan - CEO Ponpes Al-Ittifaq
• Shinya Yokohama – Food Diversity, Japan
11.22 – 11.52 Q & A Session
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RUNDOWN SESSION 2
Time Agenda
11.52 – 12.15 Time break for pray
Video presentation/ Entertainment : Indonesian Culture
Performance
12.15 – 12.18 Moderator session 2: M. Cipta Suhada

leads 2nd session and invites all speakers to come on virtual
stage.
12.18 – 12.48 Session II : Halal SMEs, Incentives and Government Support

Special speaker : Dr. James Noh : Korea Institute of Halal Industry
Contributed Speakers:
• Rep. of Ministry of Agriculture, Republic of Indonesia
• Dewi Hartaty Suratty - CEO of Warees Halal Limited,
Singapore
12.48 – 13.18 Q&A
13.18 – 13.20 MC / Moderator Session 3: Sheila Purnama

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RUNDOWN SESSION 3
Time Agenda
13.20 – 13.23 Moderator leads 3rd session and invites all speakers to come on
virtual stage.
13.23 – 13.53 Session III : The Future Halal Industry and New Market
Opportunities
Special speaker : Abdur Rahim – Senior Advisor to Assistant
Director General for Finance, Commercial, Customer Relations &
Innovation and Future, DAFZA, Dubai
Contributed Speakers :
Shoumaya T. Hamdi - CEO Halal Travel, London - UK
Adhi Lukman – Chairman of GAPMMI, Indonesia
13.53 – 14.27 Q&A
14.30 Closing by MC

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6TH INTERNATIONAL ISLAMIC

MONETARY ECONOMICS AND FINANCE
CALL FOR PAPERS & WEBINARS
Rethinking the Developmental Role of Islamic Economic

and Finance in the Era of Rising Digitalization, Declining
Globalization and Uncertainties
Tuesday, October 27th 2020 09.30 - 17.00 Jakarta Time (GMT+7)
Information:
Background
A leading education and research institution of Bank Indonesia - Bank Indonesia

Institute , is pleased to host The 6th International Islamic Monetary Economics and
Finance Call for Papers & Webinars on “Rethinking the Developmental Role of Islamic
Economic and Finance in the Era of Rising Digitalization, Declining Globalization and
Uncertainties”. The ongoing unprecedented global economic challenges have brought
us to a new face of economic interaction both micro and macro. In turn, these may affect
almost to everything the way we used to live, including in Islamic Economic and Finance
(IEF), although the foundations of IEF are stay the same. Accordingly what we need is to
rethink IEF in light of rising digitalization, declining globalization and emerging pandemic
or looming uncertainties ahead. For the above reasons, JIMF raises such concerns on the
6h International Islamic Monetary Economics and Finance Call for Papers & Webinars
which constitutes one of the event series of Indonesia Sharia Economic Festival (ISEF)
on October 27-28’ 2020 in Jakarta, Indonesia.
Objectives
• Acquiring insights from prominent scholars about the development of Islamic

finance in the world and its challenges in the future;
• Providing a forum for researchers and academics to explore Islamic economics and
finance in the JIMF call for papers; and
• Building a network of researchers and academics in the framework of compiling
quality Islamic economic and financial studies.
RUNDOWN
Time Agenda
10.00 - 10.02 AM Opening by MC
10.02 - 10.05 AM BI Manifesto
10.05 - 10.10 AM Recitation of the Holy Qur’an & Du’a
10.10 - 10.20 AM Committee Report

Dr. Solikin M. Juhro, Head of Bank Indonesia Institute
10.20 - 10.50 AM Opening & Keynote Speech

Dody Budi Waluyo, Deputy Governor of Bank Indonesia
10.50 AM - 01.00 PM Webinar Plenary Sessions

Topic : Rethinking Microfoundations of Islamic Economics
and Finance in support of Post Pandemic Economic
Development
Speakers:
1. Prof. Mabid Ali Al Jarhi, Ankara Social Sciences University,
Turkey
2. Prof. Monzer Kahf, Istanbul Sabahattin Zaim University,
Turkey
3. Prof. Mansor Ibrahim, International Centre of Education in
Islamic Finance (INCIEF), Malaysia
Moderator : Prod. Dian Masyita, Padjadjaran University,
Indonesia
01.00 - 01.20 PM Bio Break

01.20 - 03.00 PM Parallel Sessions 1
03.00 - 03.20 PM Bio Break
03.20 - 05.00 PM Parallel Session 2

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INTERNATIONAL FORUM ON
CONTEMPORARY FIQH ISSUES IN ISLAMIC
ECONOMICS AND FINANCE
Empowering the Islamic Economic and Finance through

Fostering Global Fiqh Dialogue and Collaboration
Tuesday, October 27th 2020 13.00 – 17.45 Jakarta Time (GMT+7)
Information:
Background
Fatwa (verdict) from sharia board authority and Islamic scholar (sheik) has proven to be
one of the world’s driving factors in developing Islamic economics and finance. Even, the
scope of Islamic finance is now expanding from Islamic financial institutions into Islamic
economy, in general, capturing halal industry, Islamic education, Islamic health (Islamic
hospital, for example), Islamic entertainment, Islamic social finance including hajj and
umrah funds, halal travel and tourism, Islamic Fintech and digital money and, Islamic
cryptocurrency. The impacts of COVID-19 in some Islamic and non-Islamic countries
have further escalated the Islamic economics and finance to take more significant
roles in the domestic and global economic recovery, after the outbreak. In this case, the
economy of a country undoubtedly demands some transformations into (for example)
more digital transactions, online platforms in commercial and social finance, integration
between the commercial and social financial instruments (such as waqf-based Sukuk),
etc.
Objectives
The theme of the international fiqh webinar is the Contemporary Fiqh Issues in Islamic
Economics and Finance, particularly it is expected to become the first fiqh discussion
and collaboration platform in ISEF capturing those from Asia, Middle East, and other
countries. Some of the discussion are:
• Fiqh issues in the recent Islamic financial products and services covering the halal
industries, Islamic finance product development, Muslim-friendly entertainment,
and travel services.
• Fiqh issues in technological disruption in the Islamic social and commercial finance
(digital and fintech platform issues, sharia-compliant digital payment system, Islamic
cryptocurrency) including engagement of the domestic and international regulatory
and supervisory bodies.
RUNDOWN
Time Agenda
1.00 - 1.30 PM On line registration
1.30 - 1.35 PM Opening by MC
1.35 - 1.45 PM Quran recitation
1.45 - 1.55 PM Welcoming speech :
• Deputy Governor, Central Bank of Indonesia
Opening speech :
• Minister of Religious Affairs Republic of Indonesia
1.55-2.15 PM Keynote speech :
H.E. KH. Ma’ruf Amin, Vice President Republic of Indonesia/
Chairman National Sharia Council
2.15 - 4.05 PM Fatwa Development on Productive Waqf Issues in Egypt
and Indonesia
Moderator: Mr. Tubagus Manshur, Ketua Umum MES Mesir
Speakers:
1. Dr. Ahmad Ali Sulaiman, Member of Waqf Regulatory, Minis-
try of Waqf, Egypt
2. Prof.Dr.M.Fayyad Abdul Moniem, Fatwa Board Advisory
Member Daar al Ifta, Professor, Al-Azhar University, Minister
of Finance Egypt 2013
3. Dr. Asrorun Niam, Lc, M.Ag, Fatwa Comission-MUI,Indonesia
4. Dr. Yulizar Jamaluddin Sanrego, M.Sc, DSN-MUI, Indonesia
4.05 - 5.35 PM The Imposition of fee on Non-profit Contract (Aqd Tabarru’)

Moderator: Dr. Syafii Antonio, Member of Sharia Board Islamic
Development Bank (IsDB), DSN - MUI, Indonesia
Speakers:
1. Prof Dr. Sayyid Bars (Al Azhar University, Egypt) Markaz Soleh
Kamil
2. Prof. Dr. Samir Kantakji
3. Dr. Oni Sahroni, Lc, MA
5.35 - 5.45 PM Closing Speech

Ambassador of the Republic of Indonesia for Egypt

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INTERNATIONAL HAJJ
CONFERENCE
Best Practices, Challenges and Opportunities in Global
Hajj Fund Management, and Economics of Hajj
Tuesday, October 27th 2020 08.00 - 12.40 Jakarta Time (GMT+7)
Information:
Background
The overwhelming majority of hajj pilgrims come from outside Saudi Arabia, accounting
for 1,9 million, or 75% of the 2019 total. The majority of hajj pilgrims come from Indonesia,
Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Egypt, Iran, Turkey, Nigeria, Algeria, Morocco, and Malaysia.
Capacity constraints and related safety concerns have led the Saudi government to
impose restrictions on the number of hajj visas granted to Muslim-majority nations each
year based on an international Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) agreement,
allowing around 1.000 pilgrims per million of the total Muslim population in each sending
country. In Indonesia, the management of hajj fund is carried out by the Hajj Financial
Management Agency (BPKH). Based on the Law of the Republic of Indonesia Number
34 of 2014 on Hajj Fund Management, BPKH is in charge of managing the hajj fund
which includes revenue, management, expenditure, and accountability of the hajj fund.
BPKH currently manages Rp.138,05 trillion per July 2020 (around 10 billion dollars) of
hajj funds. As mandated in the Government Regulations Number 5 of 2018 concerning
the Provisions of the Implementation of Law Number 34 of 2014, hajj fund development
options by BPKH can be done in the form of banking products, securities, gold, direct
investment, and other investment. In placing and/or investing the hajj fund, BPKH should
always consider the security, prudence, benefit, liquidity, and conformity with sharia
principles.
The significant amount of fund managed by these hajj fund agencies holds great potential
to support the development of Islamic economies. There are many sharia-compliant
projects around the world that can be financed in alignment with the investment strategy
of these hajj fund agencies.
Objectives
The objectives of the International Hajj Conference are to serve as a platform

of discussion regarding best practices, challenges and opportunities in Global
Hajj Fund Management, Economics of Hajj and Islamic Investment.
RUNDOWN
Time Agenda
08.00 - 09.00 AM Registration
09.00 - 09.05 AM Opening by MC
09.05 - 09.10 AM Quran Recitation - BPKH
09.10 - 09.15 AM Welcome Speech, Dr. Yuslam Fauzi, Chairman of

Supervisory Board of BPKH*
09.15 - 09.25 AM Keynote Speech, Dr Bandar H.M Hajjar, President of Islamic

Development Bank (IsDB)*
09.25 - 09.35 AM Keynote Speech, Perry Warjiyo,S.E,M.Sc,Ph.D, Governor of the

Central Bank of Indonesia
09.35 - 11.00 AM Global Hajj Fund Management

1. Head of Executive Board, Hajj Fund Management Agency
(BPKH), Indonesia
2. Alhaji Zikrullah Kunle Hassan, Nigeria : Chairman/CEO -
National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCOM)
3. Haji Osman bin Haji Md Jair, Brunei : Deputy Managing
Director of Perbadanan Tabung Amanah Islam Brunei
4. Nik Mohd Hasyudeen Yusoff, Malaysia : CEO, Tabung Haji
Moderator: Dr. Hurriyah El Islamy, Executive Board Member,
BPKH
11.00 AM – 12.30 PM The Economics of Hajj

1. Mohammed Hedi Mejai, Director of Investment, Islamic
Development Bank
2. Prof. Azmi Omar, President INCEIF
3. Mr. Mohsin Tutla, World Hajj and Umra Convention, London
4. Prof. Said Ladki - Lebanese American University
Moderator: Dr. Rifki Ismal, Bank Indonesia/ IFSB
12.30 – 12.40 PM Closing by MC

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HEBITREN NASIONAL MEETING

Revitalizing the Islamic Boarding School Business Unit and
Community Economy
Tuesday, October 27th 2020 Jakarta Time (GMT+7)
Information:
Background
An existence of Islamic Boarding Schools (Pesantren) business holding will facilitate
strategic initiatives related to the development of pesantren, including improving
pesantren governance and developing markets with pesantren. A holding under the
name Islamic Boarding School Economics & Business Association (Hebitren) has
been formed at the national level and 11 regions with a total of 110 pesantren which
were inaugurated at the 7th ISEF 2020 Kick Off on August 7, 2020. Hebitren is a forum
to unite the economic and business interests of pesantren. so that “congregation”
creates welfare for pesantren, communities around pesantren, and more broadly
becomes part of the national halal industry.
The Covid-19 pandemic which has lasted for seven months has reduced people’s
income and purchasing power. Currently, there are 64 million businesses in Indonesia,
of which 97 percent are micro businesses that absorb 107.2 million people (Data from
the Ministry of Small and Medium Enterprises, 2017). In the midst of the Covid-19
pandemic, the performance of MSMEs has decreased, and some have been forced
to close due to reduced demand. This pressure also has an impact on the pesantren
business unit.
Based on the aforementioned matters, Hebitren as the holding of the newly formed
national pesantren needs to build mutual understanding and determine institutional,
organizational, including future vision, mission and work programs so that they
can achieve their goals. In response to the current economic conditions that are
struggling to revive, the determination of the above matters also needs to be aligned
with the efforts of pesantren business holding to contribute to recover the national
economy.
Objectives
• Discussion and determination of institutional, organizational aspects, including the

vision and mission of the organization.
• Compiling and preparing the implementation of work programs
RUNDOWN
Time Agenda
08.00 - 09.00 Peserta masuk ke ruang rapat virtual diiringi penayangan vid-
eo-video looping terkait usaha syariah Pesantren (dikumpulkan
dari pesantren anggota HEBITREN)
09.00 - 09.05 Persiapan Bapak GBI dan Menag memasuki ruang rapat virtual
09.05 - 09.10 Pembukaan oleh MC (Fenita Ari)
09.10 - 09.15 Pembacaan Ayat Suci Al-Quran Ali Imran 103-105 (Qori Salman
Amrillah Juara MTQ Internasional 2019)
09.15 - 09.20 Pembacaan Doa oleh KH. Cholil Nafis
09.20 - 09.25 Pemutaran video: Profil HEBITREN
09.25 - 09.35 Welcoming Speech Ketua Umum HEBITREN KH. Hasib Wahab
Chasbullah
09.35 - 09.50 Keynote Speech

Bp Fachrul Razi, (Anggota Dewan Kehormatan Hebitren)
09.50 - 10.05 Opening Speech

Bp Perry Warjiyo (Anggota Dewan Kehormatan Hebitren)
09.55 - 10.05 Hiburan Islami (Intan Soekotjo feat Irama Gambus)
10.05 - 11.50 1. Kelembagaan

2. Organisasi
3. Program Kerja
11.50 - 11.55 Pembacaan hasil/rekomendasi Mukernas oleh Ketua Hebitren
11.55 - 12.00 Closing Remarks

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ISLAMIC BOARDING SCHOOL (PESANTREN)

COMMUNICATION FORUM
Islamic Boarding School (Pesantren) and Community Based Food Security
Tuesday, October 27th 2020 08.00 - 12.00Jakarta Time (GMT+7)
Information:
Background
Law Number 18 of 2019 concerning Islamic Boarding Schools (Pesantren) states
that pesantren have strategic roles, namely as educational institutions, preaching
institutions, as well as community empowerment institutions. Pesantren have
enormous potential in driving the national sharia economy inclusively. For this
reason, it is very important to place the strengthening of the pesantren economy as
one of key players in the sharia economic ecosystem.
The agricultural sector is the leading sector in the sharia economy, which contributes
more than 12% of the total national sharia business activities. The agricultural sector
has high potential with Indonesia’s abundant natural resources, friendly climate, and
support for traditional production sharing mechanisms, which are in line with sharia
economic principles. The COVID-19 pandemic that has hit the world has again
emphasized the importance of maintaining the nation’s food security. At the peak
of its first global spread in April 2020, when the movement of people and goods
was very limited, there was an increase in food commodity protectionism to meet
domestic needs. In the report “Early Warning Early Action Report on Food Security
and Agriculture”, FAO warned of a famine that threatens the world as a result of the
COVID-19 pandemic and drought. The Covid-19 pandemic has the potential to
disrupt the distribution of food and agricultural products to meet people needs.
Taking this into account, we see that the development of the agricultural sector based
on the community and pesantren have a strategic role in addressing the problem of
food security in an inclusive manner. The development of an integrated community-
based agricultural sector can boost productivity, maintain price stability of staple
food, support inclusive growth, and support labor absorption and fulfill national food
security needs.
Objectives
• Showcasing the achievements of Pesantren business development in the food

sector as well as increasing the spirit of business development in the midst of a
pandemic.
• Increased synergy between pesantren through inter-ministry / institutions programs
• Increased understanding of the role of pesantren in accordance with Law No.18 of
2019 concerning Pesantren.
RUNDOWN
Time Agenda
08.00 - 09.00 Peserta masuk ke ruang rapat virtual diiringi penayangan
videovideo looping terkait usaha syariah Pesantren (dikumpulkan
dari pesantren anggota HEBITREN)
09.00 - 09.05 Persiapan Bapak GBI dan Menag memasuki ruang rapat virtual
09.05 - 09.10 Pembukaan oleh MC (Terry Putri)
09.10 - 09.15 Pembacaan Ayat Suci Al-Quran Ali Imran 103-105 (Qori Salman
Amrillah Juara MTQ Internasional 2019)
09.15 - 09.20 Pembacaan Doa oleh KH. Cholil Nafis
09.20 - 09.25 Pemutaran video: Profil HEBITREN
09.25 - 09.35 Welcoming Speech

Ketua Umum HEBITREN KH. Hasib Wahab
Chasbullah

Bp Facrul Rozy (Anggota Dewan Kehormatan
Hebitren)
09.50 – 10.05 Opening Speech

Bp Perry Warjiyo (Anggota Dewan Kehormatan Hebitren)
09.55 - 10.05 Hiburan Islami
10.05 - 11.50 1. Kelembagaan

2. Organisasi
3. Program Kerja
11.50 - 11.55 Pembacaan hasil/rekomendasi Mukernas oleh Ketua Hebitren
11.55 - 12.00 Penutupan Mukernas

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SHARIA
CONFERENCE
&FORUM
WEDNESDAY
OCTOBER 28TH,
2020
OCTOBER 28TH, 2020
• INHALIFE BUSINESS FORUM
• ISLAMIC INVESTMENT FORUM
• ISLAMIC BORDING SCHOOL (PESANTREN) LEADERS
FORUM
WEDNESDAY,OCTOBER 28TH 2020
INHALIFE
BUSINESS FORUM
Wednesday, October 28th 2020 08.30 – 11.55 Jakarta Time (GMT+7)
Information:
Background
The world’s Muslim population grows at 1.4% annually on average. The growth of
Muslim population shall provide a greater demand for halal industry. Excitingly, the halal
products and lifestyle also grow in demand in countries with no Muslim population.
Indonesia has the opportunity to become an important player in the world halal industry
as it has the biggest Muslim population in the world. In the year of 2020, after more
than 6 months slowed down by the pandemic, Indonesia and other countries need
to restart the economy, as countries cannot stay in isolation forever. The national
economy needs to move again by not only taking care the business sectors that are
heavily impacted (such as tourism and airlines), but also capitalizing new opportunities
and trend. Those suffering businesses also made many small and medium enterprises
(SMEs) experiencing difficulty, as they cannot provide the products/services as usual.
The Indonesian halal industries need to understand and adapt to the current economy
globally and locally to be able to recover.
Objectives
• Empower the Indonesian halal industry and SMEs to overcome the impact of the
pandemic
• Stimulate the SMEs to seize the future and trend in the halal industry.
• Encourage creative support from the government of Indonesia for reviving halal
businesses and SMEs to Indonesia.
• Enable international exchange of success stories and trends in the halal industry
and country policies during the pandemic among businessmen, academics and
government representatives
• Enable international business interactions between Indonesian SMEs and potential
partners from abroad.
RUNDOWN
Time Agenda
8.30 AM Registration (zoom will be opened for participants)
All speakers & committee are expected to be ready at the virtual
lounge
8.45 - 9.00 AM Vidio Presentation
9.00 - 9.30 AM Opening by MC : Rendy Wicaksana
9.03 - 9.13 AM Welcome Remarks by Dr. Sapta Nirwandar
9.13 - 9.15 AM Moderator : Rendy Wicaksana
9.15 - 9.35 AM Session I

Tourism Business Recover After Economic Crisis
Speaker : Adi Satria, VP Sales Marketing Loyalty and Distribution
Accor Group Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore
9.35 - 10.05 AM Discussion
10.05 - 10.07 AM Moderator opens the 2nd session
10.07 - 10.27 Session II

Marketing Strategies for SME’s in the Post COVID Era (To
Grab UAE Market)
Speaker : Irshad Cader, CEO Globothink, Sydney - Australia
10.57 - 11.00 AM Moderator
11.00 - 11.20 AM Session III

Halal Substitution for Commercial Food Products
Speaker : Prof.Dr.Irwandi Jaswir MSc. Secretary Council of
Professors International Islamic University, Malaysia (IIUM)
11.50 - 11.55 AM Closing

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INTERNATIONAL ISLAMIC
INVESTMENT FORUM
Capturing the Innovative and Highly Credible Islamic
Investment Opportunities to Improve the Economic Resilience
Wednesday, October 28th 2020 Jakarta Time (GMT+7)
Information:
Background
The Corona Virus Disease (COVID-19) outbreak in late 2019 has brought an
unprecedented significant setback to the global economic development. The
Islamic economic and finance as part of the international economic ecosystem has
also experienced unfavorable impact due to the COVID-19 epidemic notably in the
Muslim-majority countries. The Islamic economic and finance which heavily attached
to real economic undertakings pushed back even further with the global economic
calamity triggered by the COVID-19. ISEF has successfully transformed from the
humble beginning as the local showcase event for Indonesia’s Islamic finance
players; achievement into the most comprehensive platform in the Islamic economics
and finance ecosystem. For the year of 2019, the 6th ISEF has successfully hosted
several international strategic annual event including IFSB Summit, OIC International
Islamic Social Finance Forum, International Halal Dialogue, International Halal
Business Conference and Business Matching and many domestic annual forum
gathering more than 50.000 visitors and gaining roughly USD 1 billion in investment
commitment between Islamic business players during the one-week arrangement.
By bringing the theme of Mutual Empowerment in Accelerating in Sharia Economic
Growth through Promoting Halal Industries, ISEF 2020 is looking to serve as the
global platform in strengthening international cooperation notably within Islamic
countries. To support the initiative, Bank Indonesia in cooperation with Indonesia
Hajj Fund Management Agency (BPKH), Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) and other
strategic stakeholders are organizing the International Islamic Investment Forum
as a part of ISEF 2020 adopting the theme of Capturing the Innovative and Highly
Credible Islamic Investment Opportunities to Improve the Economic Resilience.
Objectives
• Showing the potentials of Islamic financial investment activities in promoting steady

economic growth despite the adverse economic impacts of the Covid-19 plaque.
• Facilitating the market players with an effective platform for information exchange
beneficial for the investment decision making process.
RUNDOWN
Time Agenda
12.00 – 01.00 PM Online registration
01.00 – 01.05 PM Opening by MC
01.05 - 01.10 PM BPKH Video Profile and ISEF Video
01.10 – 02.40 PM Islamic Investment Forum I ;

Global Outlook on the Islamic Economy and Finance
1. Mr. James Walsh, IMF Resident Representative, Jakarta Office
02.40 - 04.15 PM 2. Dr. Aida S. Budiman, Head of Monetary Policy Department,
Bank Indonesia.
3. Ms. Dwi Irianti Hadiningdyah, S.H, M.A, Director of Sharia
04:15 – 04:30 PM Financing, Ministry of Finance
4. Mr. Ali Tawfeeq, HSBC, MENA
04.30 – 05.30 PM Moderator: Mr. Salah Jelassi, Islamic Development Bank,

Regional Hub Indonesia
Islamic Investment Forum II; Sharia-compliant Project Port-
folio Management
1.Mr. Mohamed Ishtiaq Akbar, Country Manager, Islamic
Development Bank
2.Dr. Hurriyah El Islamy ,BPKH Global Sharia-compliant In-
vestment Portfolios
3.Principal Asset Management
4.Aberdeen Asset Management
Moderator: Ms. Anastuty Kusomowardani, Director of Re-
serve Management Department, Bank Indonesia
05.30 – 05.40 PM Closing by MC

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ISLAMIC BOARDING SCHOOL

(PESANTREN) LEADERS FORUM
Islamic Boarding School (Pesantren) and Community Based Food Security
Wednesday, October 28th 2020 08.30 - 11.45 Jakarta Time (GMT+7)
Information:
Background
Law Number 18 of 2019 concerning Islamic Boarding Schools (Pesantren) states
that pesantren have strategic roles, namely as educational institutions, preaching
institutions, as well as community empowerment institutions. Pesantren have
enormous potential in driving the national sharia economy inclusively. For this
reason, it is very important to place the strengthening of the pesantren economy as
one of key players in the sharia economic ecosystem.
The agricultural sector is the leading sector in the sharia economy, which contributes
more than 12% of the total national sharia business activities. The agricultural sector
has high potential with Indonesia’s abundant natural resources, friendly climate, and
support for traditional production sharing mechanisms, which are in line with sharia
economic principles. The COVID-19 pandemic that has hit the world has again
emphasized the importance of maintaining the nation’s food security. At the peak
of its first global spread in April 2020, when the movement of people and goods
was very limited, there was an increase in food commodity protectionism to meet
domestic needs. In the report “Early Warning Early Action Report on Food Security
and Agriculture”, FAO warned of a famine that threatens the world as a result of the
COVID-19 pandemic and drought. The Covid-19 pandemic has the potential to
disrupt the distribution of food and agricultural products to meet people needs.
Taking this into account, we see that the development of the agricultural sector based
on the community and pesantren have a strategic role in addressing the problem of
food security in an inclusive manner. The development of an integrated community-
based agricultural sector can boost productivity, maintain price stability of staple
food, support inclusive growth, and support labor absorption and fulfill national food
security needs.
Objectives
• Showcasing the achievements of Pesantren business development in the food

sector as well as increasing the spirit of business development in the midst of a
pandemic.
• Increased synergy between pesantren through inter-ministry / institutions programs
• Increased understanding of the role of pesantren in accordance with Law No.18 of
2019 concerning Pesantren.
RUNDOWN
Time Agenda
08.30 - 08.55 Peserta masuk ke ruang rapat virtual diiringi penayangan video-
video looping terkait usaha syariah Pesantren dan/atau instansi
terkait (BI, Kemenko Perekonomian, Kementerian Agama, Sektor
Swasta)
08.55 - 09.00 Persiapan Bapak ADG memasuki ruang rapat virtual
09.00 - 09.05 Pembukaan oleh MC Arie Untung
09.05 - 09.10 Pembacaan Ayat Suci Al-Quran Surat Ustadz Hendriyanto
09.10 - 09.15 Pembacaan Doa oleh Ustadz Abu Imam Rumbara
09.15 - 09.35 Keynote Speech ADG Bank Indonesia
09.35 - 09.40 Performance Angklung Mang Udjo
09.40 - 11.15 Panelis 1: Kepala DEKS Bank Indonesia

Panelis 2: Dirjen Ketahanan Pangan Kementan
Panelis 3: Direktur PD dan Pontren Kementerian Agama
Panelis 4: RMI BUMN Holding Pangan (konfirmasi Ibu Sitta)
Panelis 5: Ketua KSBP Jatim
11.15 - 11.40 Diskusi dan Tanya Jawab
11.40 - 11.45 Penutupan oleh MC

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SHARIA
CONFERENCE
&FORUM
THURSDAY
OCTOBER 29TH,
2020
OCTOBER 29TH, 2020
• SESCRIC OIC CONFERENCE
• GLOBAL HALAL DIALOGUE
• INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON MUSLIM FRIENDLY
TOURISM
• ISYEF MUSLIM YOUTH NATIONAL CONGRESS
THURSDAY,OCTOBER 29TH 2020
SESRIC OIC CONFERENCE
The Islamic Economic Digitalization And Inclusion: Policy

Development And Implementation In The Oic Countries
Thursday, October 29th 2020 13.00 - 16.10 Jakarta Time (GMT+7)
Information:
Background
Islamic economic and finance has expanded from very-limited function offering
sharia-compliant financial instruments through Islamic banks into capturing
Islamic economy in general such as Islamic education and entertainment, Islamic
health services, Islamic travel services including annual pilgrimage, Islamic social
and commercial financial technology services and other halal industry. The severe
impacts of covid-19 in some Islamic countries, have further escalated the Islamic
economic and finance to take more significant roles in the domestic and global
economic recovery. In this case, the economy of a country undoubtedly demands for
some transformations into more digital transaction, online platform in commercial and
social finance, and integration between commercial and social financial instrument.
As such, strategic and focused discussions by the policymakers and related
stakeholders are very critical to support the recent digital economic and finance
transformation through suitable responsive policies, strengthening collaborative
partnership in exploring business opportunities aiming to increase international trade
cooperation, and promoting sustainable recovery growth through strategic poverty
alleviation program under Islamic economic and finance framework. By integrating
the commercial business activities into social activities, the Islamic economic and
finance is believed to assist the general economic and finance policies in facing
the economic challenges triggered by the Covid-19 impacts throughout the world
particularly within OIC member countries.
Objectives
• The impacts of the digitalization process to economic and financial policy, business
opportunity, and poverty alleviation program,
• The policy response set to optimize the benefits of the economic digitalization and
to mitigate its adverse impact,
• The potential structure of digital platform used to improve intra OIC trades;
• The possible impact of industrial digitalization (including financial industry) to the
labor market.
RUNDOWN
Time Agenda
12.00 - 13.00 Online Registration
13.00 - 13.10 Opening by MC
13.10 - 13.15 Quran recitation
13.15 - 13.25 Welcoming remarks
H.E Mr. Nebil Dabur, Director General, SESRIC

Deputy Governor, Central Bank Indonesia
13.40 - 14.50 Designing Islamic Economic Digitalization in OIC Countries

Lead Discussant : Dr. Dadang Muljawan, Bank Indonesia
Moderator : Dr. Dadang Muljawan, BI/ UIII
Discussant :
1. Dr. Mohammed Obaidullah, Lead Research Economist IRTI -
IsDB
2. Director of Payment System Policy Department, Bank
Indonesia
3. Mazhar Husein, Director Economic and Social Research
Department, SESRIC
14.50 - 16.00 Digital Based Financial Inclusion through Islamic Social
Finance Platform
Moderator : Dr. Rifki Ismal, Islamic Financial Services Board
Discussant :
1. Dr. Irfan Syauqi Beik, Director of Indonesia Amil Zakat
National Agency
2. Ms. Lejla Sadiku, Team Leader of Knowledge and Innovation
UNDP - Istanbul Regional Hub
3. Mr. M. Alfatih Timur, CEO, Kitabisa.com

Mr. Anwar Bashori, Head of Islamc Economics and Finance
Department, Bank Indonesia

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GLOBAL HALAL DIALOGUE

Strengthening the Synergy between Halal Certification Bodies,
Associations, Halal Activists and other Halal Stakeholders to Face the
Global Market for Halal Products.
Information:
Background
BPJPH has started a new era of mandatory halal certification in Indonesia after
more than 30 years of Indonesian experience in voluntary halal certification in the
world. Thus, Indonesia has now started mandatory halal certification for products
that enter, circulated and traded in Indonesia based on Law Number 33 Year 2014.
The Indonesian Government has increasingly emphasized its serious commitment in
organizing Halal Product Assurance. This is shown by the legislation of the Omnibus
Law on October 5th, 2020. This law provides legal certainty, accountability and
measurement for business operators in halal certification. In global context, halal
now has become a global trend and world concern. Not only in Muslim countries,
halal is even taken into account in countries with non-Muslim communities.
Halal then becomes a standard that is indispensable in activities of industry and
global economy. Currently, there are around 200 Halal Certification Bodies (HCB)
in various countries in the world that assist industry in meeting halal standards. One
year ago, precisely on November 12th 2019, Indonesia held the first International
Halal Dialogue (IHD) in Jakarta. The comprehensive halal conference forum
was a declaration for synergy between Halal Certification Bodies, Associations,
Halal Activists and other Halal Stakeholders. The synergy must be maintained
and improved. Regarding those urgency, BPJPH intends to continue the forum by
holding the International Halal Dialogue 2020, with the hope that the synergy of IHD
members will have beneficial implications for the common interests of all members
in advancing halal products and building readiness to face the global market for halal
products.
Objectives
• Strengthening the synergy of the Muslim world with Indonesia as the country with
the largest Muslim population in the world that unites the world’s halal bodies that
care for Muslims while educating the world, especially non-Muslims, about the
benefits of halal products.
• Increase cooperation and collaboration between HCB, associations, Halal activists
and global halal stakeholders.
• Updating the development of a new era of Halal Product Guarantee in Indonesia.
• Updating the development of the halal world industry and other important halal
issues..
RUNDOWN
Time Agenda
15.33 - 15.36 National Anthem “Indonesia Raya”
15.36 - 15.40 Recitation of Holy Al Quran & Doa
15.40 - 15.42 MC
15.42 - 15.57 Opening remarks

Doni P. Joewono, Deputy Governor of Bank Indonesia
15.57 - 16.00 MC
16.00 - 16.15 Welcoming Speech

Fachrul Razi, Minister of Religious Affairs, Republic of Indonesia
16.15 - 16.17 MC
16.17 - 17.15 Panel Dialogue

Speaker:
1. Retno Marsudi, Minister of Foreign Affairs
2. Airlangga Hartarto, Coordinating Minister of Economic
3. Agus Suparmanto, Minister of Trade
4. Kukuh S Achmad, Head of Badan Standardisasi Nasional
5. Muhammad Lutfi, Indonesian Ambassador to USA
6. Salman Al Farisi, Indonesian Ambassador to South Africa
7. Yohanes Kristiarto Soeryo Legowo, Indonesian Ambassador to
Australia
8. Tantowi Yahya, Indonesian Ambassador to New Zealand
9. Tri Purnajaya, Indonesian Ambassador to Japan
10. Sukoso, Head of BPJPH
11. Lukmanul Hakim, President of World Halal Food Council
12. World Halal Council.
17.15 - 18.15 Dialogue and Q&A Session
18.15 - 18.20 Closing by MC

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INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
ON MUSLIM FRIENDLY TOURISM
Strategic Innovation for Sustainable Muslim
Friendly Tourism
Information:
Background
According to the recent report by Crescent-rating and Mastercard, Muslim Travel

Market in the year 2010 was amounted to 98 million travelers, which grew to 140
Million travelers in 2018 with the online travel purchases of US $ 45 Billion. This
number is projected to reach 160 Million Travelers in 2020 and 230 Million Travelers
in 2026 with US $ 180 Billion in online travel purchase and US $ 300 Billion in travel
expenditure. This proves that the world Muslim market, especially Muslim Friendly
Tourism, is a huge market that continues to grow positively and in a consistent
manner.
However, the COVID-19 Pandemic has been impacting the tourism industry, including
the Muslim Friendly Tourism businesses. But, despite the gloomy environment among
the tourism practitioners, several optimistic mission should be developed to support
the growth of tourism industry. Therefore, the Indonesia Halal Tourism Association
(PPHI) initiates the 2nd Indonesian Halal Tourism Summit to foster the resilience
and sustainable development of Muslim Friendly Tourism Businesses and its related
stakeholders in Indonesia to assure the continuous development of Indonesia Halal
Tourism Industry.
Objectives
This conference is aimed to enhance the knowledge about the current trend of Muslim
Friendly Tourism and its economical prospects throughout the world, also to discuss
various insights regarding the consumer behavior in tourism after the global pandemic,
and to find and share innovative and business strategy solutions to foster resilience and
sustainable development of the Muslim Friendly Tourism Industry.
RUNDOWN
Time Agenda
08.45 - 09.00 AM Registration & Technical preparation
09.00 - 09.10 AM Opening Remarks

Riyanto Sofyan, Chairman of Indonesia Halal Tourism
Association - PPHI
09.10 - 09.20 AM Key Note Speaker from Ministry of Tourism and Creative
Economy, Fadjar Hutomo, Deputy Minister, Ministry of Tourism
and Creative Economy
09.20 - 09.30 AM Key Note Speaker from Bank Indonesia, Dr.Sugeng, Deputy
Governor of Bank Indonesia
09.30 - 09.40 AM Introduction to Speakers

Moderator : Noveri Maulana
09.40 - 10.40 AM Speakers :
1. Reem Elshafaki, Senior Associate, DinarStandard, The Global
MIT Industry Economic Outlook 2020 - 2024
2. Mikhail Melvin Goh, CEO Have Halal Will Travel (Innovative
Action in the Business Strategy)
3. Ufuk Secgin, Chief Marketing Officer HalalBooking.com
(Restarting and Growing Your Business)
4. Riyanto Sofyan, Chairman SofyanCorp (Muslim Friendly
Tourism Business - Opportunity & Challenges)
10.40 - 11.20 AM Question & Answers
11.20 - 11.35 AM Closing Remarks & Photo Session

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MUKTAMAR INDONESIA YOUTH

ISLAMIC ECONOMIC FORUM
The Covid-19 Pandemic: Momentum of Islamic Youth Strengthens

the Economy of the Ummah
Information:
Background
Economic and financial recovery must also touch the sharia economy and finance.
Sharia banking and the real sector must also receive stimulus provided by the
government, “said the Vice President KH. Ma’ruf Amin, Monday, 8 June 2020.
Strategic steps in economic recovery must be carried out comprehensively, including
in the sharia economic sector which was also affected by the Covid-19 pandemic.
MSMEs, sharia financial industry, sharia cooperatives, and others are among the
affected parts of this pandemic. Sharia-based economic recovery needs to be
encouraged as an alternative solution to the current conditions. With the involvement
of youth elements, we believe that it can be a reinforcement of the weaknesses of
the conventional economic system.
Objectives
• The achievement of the government’s agenda in Indonesia’s economic recovery,

especially in the sharia economic sector
• Encourage growth and development in the sharia economic industrial sector
• Boost active participation of Muslim Youth and Millennial Organizations in the
economic recovery agenda
RUNDOWN
Time Agenda
12.30 - 13.00 Registration (zoom will be opened for participants)
13.05 - 13.10 Qur’an Recitation
13.10 - 13.20 Welcome Remarks by Moderator
13.20 - 14.20 Speaker :

1. M.Lutfi , MENDAG RI 2014
2. Mulya Siregar, Komut BSM
3. Istiana Mafruchah, Ekonom Syariah
4. M.Anwar Bashori, Kepala DEKS Bank Indonesia
5. Zainut Tauhid, Wakil Menteri Agama RI
6. Arief Rosyid Hasan, Ketua Pemuda DMI
14.20 - 15.20 Penyampaian tanggapan dari seluruh peserta @5minutes
15.20 - 15.25 Deklarasi oleh Pimpinan Organisasi Pemuda Islam
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FRIDAY
OCTOBER 30TH,
2020
OCTOBER 30TH, 2020
• IFSB-IIFM HIGH LEVEL INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR
• PUBLIC EXPOSURE TN WCP / ZCP
• INTERNATIONAL CROSS BORDER WAQF SEMINAR
SATURDAY,OCTOBER 30TH 2020
IFSB - IIFM HIGH LEVEL

INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR
Accelerating Islamic Capital Market (ICM) Development & Digitalization
Friday, October 30th 2020 13.00 - 17.00 Jakarta Time (GMT+7)
Information:
Background
The COVID-19 pandemic and the measures taken to prevent its spread have had
an increasingly significant impact on the global economy and the global financial
markets. As part of policy responses to the pandemic, regulators have cut interest
rates significantly that have created further incentives for investors to search for
higher yields, leading to stretched valuations in some asset markets. Although
accommodative conditions have helped contain near-term downside risks to the
global growth, they have also fuelled a further build-up of financial vulnerabilities.
Many IFSB and IIFM members have had to take a range of extraordinary regulatory
and supervisory measures to alleviate the impact of COVID-19 on financial stability
in their jurisdiction and preserve the orderly functioning of financial markets. Capital
market development becomes important in preserving the financial markets with
the robust governance. In line with that development, the Islamic Capital Market
(ICM) space is also considered by the regulators in the Islamic finance jurisdiction
to function orderly in the financial market. Moreover, ICM is ensured to function as a
good intermediary for the real sector development that can help to fuel the economic
growth. Against that backdrop, due to the pandemic, the rapid technological
development in ICM space is taking place to develop a more inclusive, innovative
and efficient capital market. Some government authorities have streamlined the ICM
in their national agenda to deepen the Islamic financial market through innovative
ICM product development by embracing technology particularly fintech through
digitalization. Additionally, while governments, central banks, regulators, and
international organizations have moved rapidly to address the immediate effects of
COVID-19, questions remain on how policies on ICM governance and digitalization
should continue to evolve to preserve well-functioned financial markets. Hence,
this high level international seminar will be a timely platform for the stakeholders to
discuss productively on how to address ICM development appropriately due to the
COVID-19 pandemic event and also rapid technological development.
Objectives
Providing direct engagement with subject matter experts and sharing of international
standards on governance, financial market developement (products, innitiatives, etc),
investor protections, etc as well as country and organisational experiences.
RUNDOWN
Time Agenda
13.00 – 13.30 Registration
13.30 – 14.00 1st Remarks by IIFM and Corporate Presentation
2nd Remarks by IFSB and Corporate Presentation
14.00 - 14.30 Keynote Speech :

Mr. Hoesen - Executive Head of Capital Market Concurrently
Member of the Board of Comissioners of OJK
Du’a(Prayer)
14.30 - 16.00 Session 1 - Panel Discussion : ICM Advancement as a Catalyst for

Islamic Financial Market and Real Sector Development to increase
the roles of ICM in the midst of pandemic
Expert Panel Discussants (minimum Director level at respective
institutions) :
1. Mr. Jilal Alvi, CEO of International Islamic Financial Market
(IIFM)
2. Mr. Rahmatullah, Director, Monetary Operations Department,
Bank Indonesia .
3. Mr. Hichem Bougniss, Executive Directot, International Islamic
Liquidity Management (IILM).
Moderator : Dr. Sutan Emir, Director of the National Islamic
Economic and Finance Committee (KNEKS)
16.00 - 17.00 Session 2 - Digitalisation of ICM and Market Code of Conducts

Expert Panel Discussants(minimum Director level at respective
institutions):
1. Mr. Irwan Abdallah, Head of Islamic Development Bank (IRTI-
IDB)
2. Mr.Ismail Dadabhoy, Advisor of IIFM
3. Dr. Rifki Ismal, Assistant Secretary General of IFSB
Moderator : Mr. Primadanu F.Aziz, Indonesian Financial Services
Authority (OJK)

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Accelerating Islamic Capital Market (ICM)
Development & Digitalization
Friday, October 30th 2020 09.30 - 12.00 Jakarta Time (GMT+7)
Information:
Background
Initiated by Islamic Development Bank, the International Working Group on Waqf
Core Principles formulated Waqf Core Principles (WCP). This effort is to strengthen
governance in the Awaqf sector to develop Islamic social finance.
WCP is an international standard of waqf regulation, was officially launched at the

IMF-World Bank Annual Meeting on 14 October 2018 in Bali. The principles of waqf
cover five aspects, namely the legal basis, waqf supervision, good waqf governance,
risk management, and sharia governance. As a followup, a Technical Note for Waqf
Core Principles on Risk Management was prepared, which is a standard
for Nazhir in managing waqf assets based on risk. The objectives are to understand
the risks of asset waqf management and provide a standard of the risk management
framework.
The public exposure will explain the Technical Notes on Waqf Core Principles,
namely Technical Note for Waqf Core Principles on Risk Management. Participants
are expected to have a better understanding of those technical notes and give their
constructive opinion to improve the Technical Notes on Waqf Core Principles.
Objectives
Public Exposure on Technical Notes on Waqf Core Principles has several purposes as
follows:
• To explain the Technical Note for Waqf Core Principles on Risk Management,
• To propose an improvement on Technical Notes on Waqf Core Principles through
knowledge and experience-sharing by prominent practitioners.
RUNDOWN
Time Agenda
09.30 - 09.35 AM Opening MC
09.35 am - 09.40 am Al-Quran Recitation/Prayer
09.40 am – 09.50 am Opening
Mr. M. Anwar Bashori,
Head of Department of Islamic Economic and Finance, BI
09.50 am – 10.35 am Technical Note for Waqf Core Principles on Risk
Management
Prof. Dr. Raditya Sukmana, S.E., M.A (Universitas Airlangga),
Dr. Imam Teguh Saptono (Badan Wakaf Indonesia), Mr Zeinoul
(South Africa Waqf),
10.35 am – 11.30 am Discussion
Lead Discussant: Dr. Dadang Muljawan ((Bank
Indonesia/Universitas Islam International Indonesia)
11.30 am – 11.40 am Closing : Dr. Dadang Muljawan (BI/UIII)

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CROSS BORDER WAQF SEMINAR

Cross Border Waqf on New Normal Era :
Potentials, Benefit and Challenges
Friday, October 31st 2020 13.00 - 15.40 Jakarta Time (GMT+7)
Information:
Background
The COVID-19 outbreak has induced an authentic significant setback to the

international economic development and the global financial markets. As part of
the international economic and global financial market ecosystem, the Islamic
economic and finance has also been affected by the pandemic. In the field of
Islamic economics and finance, various institutions has been launched initiative
and effort in the form of waqf to help resolve the Covid-19 problem, especially after
the issuance of a new normal policy. In respond to this, government and authorities
have also issued economic package stimulus and policies to boost the economy.
The role of waqf as part of Islamic economic and finance is essential in the new
normal era, and its unique position to help restore and building confidence of the
economic development is one of contribution that Islamic economic and finance
could deliberate. Waqf institution may collaborate with scholar and researchers to
play an active role in providing solutions to the constraints of waqf in new normal
policies by finding its potential, benefits and challenges to be faced in the future
through cross border waqf initiatives. Based on this background, considerations of
waqf-based literacy can be increased to be a solution to the covid-19 impact. The
annual Indonesian Sharia Economic Festival (ISEF) in its series of events gave an
international seminar on waqf that would discuss “Cross Border Waqf on New Normal
Era: Potentials, Benefits and Challenges” organized by Bank Indonesia collaboraing
with Ministry of Religious Affair, Republic of Indonesia and the International Center
for Awqaf Studies (ICAST) at Gontor Darussalam University, Indonesia (Gontor is
one of the oldest and biggest waqf based institution in Indonesia).
Objectives
• Discuss and share information about the effect of new normal in waqf activities.
• Find any perspective of waqf, especially when the new normal is adapted in most
every country in the world.
• Find and discuss about the strategy, busines model to prevent the effect of new
normal by looking for the potential, benefit and challenges that could be used in
awqaf particulary in cross border waqf initiative.
RUNDOWN
Time Agenda
13.00 – 13.30 On line registration
13.30 – 13.35 Opening by MC
13.35 - 13.40 Quran recitation
13.40 - 13.50 WELCOME SPEECH : Director General for Guidance of the

Islamic Community, Ministry of Religious Affairs Indonesia
13.50 - 14.05 KEYNOTE SPEAKER SPEECH

Deputy Governor, Bank Indonesia
14.05 - 15.30 CROSS BORDER WAQF ON NEW NORMAL ERA :

POTENTIALS, BENEFIT AND CHALLENGES
MODERATOR : Dr. Hendri Tanjung, Commissioner, Indonesia
Waqf Board (BWI)
SPEAKERS :
1. Secretary General, Kuwait Awqaf Public Founcdation
2. Mr. Husain Benyounis, Secretary General, New Zealand Waqf
Empowerment, ministry of Religious Affairs, Indonesia
3. Dr. Shamsiah Abdul Karim, Director. Pergas Investment
Holding Singapore
4. Dr. Khoirul Umam, Advisory Board Member, International
Center for Awqaf Studies, Indonesia
15.30 - 15.40 CLOSING REMARKS

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CONFERENCE
&FORUM
SATURDAY
OCTOBER 31ST,
2020
OCTOBER 31ST, 2020
• UNDP INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
SATURDAY,OCTOBER 31ST 2020
UNDP INTERNATIONAL WEBINAR
Empowering Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises to Achieve the

Sustainable Development Goals – Insights from Sharia Economics
Friday, October 31ST 2020 08.45 - 11.45 Jakarta Time (GMT+7)
Information:
Background
To support the 7 th Indonesia Sharia Economic Festival (ISEF 2020) on 27-31

October 2020, the United Nations Development Programme alongside Bank
Indonesia will organize a webinar on 31 October 2020 as a series of the Forum. The
vision of ISEF is to enforce the sharia economy and finance as the main current of
national and international policies, as well as to make Indonesia the world’s reference
of the development of sharia economy and finance.
This year, the ISEF 2020 raises an interesting topic that already became a global
interest:
halal industry and global prosperity. The topic also in line with the Government
concern to boost the local and domestic players, which enforces the development
of Indonesian economy. For that reason, the webinar will be arranged to help in
introducing and mainstreaming the halal industry, small and medium enterprises
(SMEs) in particular, from Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) perspective.
Objectives
The main objective of the webinar is to promote discussion on the linkage between SMEs
empowerment and the achievement of SDGs. The webinar also aims to discuss the
contribution and collaboration among stakeholders within Islamic finance ecosystem in
empowering SMEs to help achieve the SDGs as well as responses to COVID-19 pandemic.
Upon completion of the webinar, the participants will gain new insights about:
• Landscape of SMEs as part of halal industry and how it can help in achieving the
SDGs;
• Opportunity and challenges of SMEs empowerment and the role of Government;
• Relevant economics theories and application on inclusive and sustainable
development;
• Innovation and innovative finance in relation to SMEs empowerment.
RUNDOWN
Time Agenda
8:45 – 9:00 Registration
9:00 – 9:20 WELCOMING REMARKS

Sophie Kemkhadze, Resident Representative, UNDP Indonesia
Assistant Governor of Bank Indonesia
9:20 – 9:30 ISEF 2020 VIDEO

09:30 – 10:50 Panel Discussion (@ 20’)
1. National Islamic Economy and Finance Committee
(KNEKS)
Ir. Putu Rahwidhiyasa, MBA, CIPM. Director of Business and Sharia
Entrepreneurship*
2. World Bank
Abayomi A. Alawode, Lead Financial Sector Specialist
3. United Nations Development Programme
Sahba Sobhani, Director of UNDP Istanbul International Center for
Private Sector in Development
PricewaterhouseCoopers
Moderator:
Anchor/Academia
10:50 – 11.30 Q&A
11:30 – 11:45 Wrap-up Session and Closing

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AGENDA
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Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
15.30 - 17.00 15.30 - 17.00 15.30 - 17.00

Talkshow “IKRA Talks” Talkshow “IKRA Talks” Talkshow “IKRA Talks”
Healthy Life Sustainable Finance Marketing 4.0
13.00 - 15.00
Tablig Akbar
08.30 - 12.00
Business Coaching Day 1
08.30 - 12.00
Halal Certification Workshop
Day 1
09.00 - 17.00
Islamic Financial Intermediary
Day 1
• Exhibition & International Showcase
• Business Matching & Business Deals
• Indonesian Modest Fashion Show
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09.00 -12.00
Friday Saturday
Business Coaching
October 30th 2020 October 31st 2020
09.30 -12.00
15.30 - 17.00 08.30 - 12.00
Business Matching
Talkshow Sustainable Fashion Business Coaching Day 3
08.30 15.30
- 12.00
- 17.00
09.00 - 17.00
BusinessTalkshow
CoachingMarketing
Day 2 4.0
Cultural Performance
08.30 16.00
- 12.00
- 21.00
09.00 - 17.00
Halal Certification
Fashion ShowWorkshop
Day 2 Islamic Financial Intermediary
Day 3
09.00 - 17.00
Islamic Financial Intermediary
Day 2
• Exhibition & International Showcase
• Business Matching & Business Deals
• Indonesian Modest Fashion Show

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TUESDAY
OCTOBER 27TH,
2020
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27TH 2020
TALKSHOW
HEALHTYLIFE
Background
The Covid-19 pandemic has changed many aspects
and habits of life in general, like shifting consumption
habitual into using natural and organic ingredients.
Natural and organic products also have high business
value and the trend of consumer demand
Purpose
Sharing about how to process and use natural
ingredients, as well as discussing the benefits of
various alternative natural ingredients to start a
healthy lifestyle.
15.00 - 17.00 Jakarta Time (GMT+7)
Time Agenda
15.00 Open meeting platform
15.00 – 15.30 Pre-opening, participants enter the meeting platform
15.30 – 15.35 Opening by Moderator
15.35 – 15.40 The recitation of the Holy Quran
15.40 – 16.00 1st speaker session
16.00 – 16.20 2nd speaker session
16.20 – 16.40 QnA session
16.45 – 17.00 Conclusion and Closing by Moderator

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WEDNESDAY
OCTOBER 28TH,
2020
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28TH 2020
TALKSHOW
SUSTAINABLE FINANCE
Background
In line with the Covid-19 pandemic which affects all
aspects of society, sharia business entrepreneur still
in optimist state through excellent financial planning.
Purpose
Explain sharia financial instruments, financial
planning, challenges and opportunities, as well as
tips and tricks in financial planning
Time Agenda

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THURSDAY
OCTOBER 29TH,
2020
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29TH 2020
TALKSHOW
MARKETING 4.0
Background
In connection with the Covid-19 pandemic which
affects all aspects of society, sharia business
entrepreneur still in positive state through continuous
innovation and breakthrough in product development
and marketing to accommodate the changing needs
of society.
Purpose
Sharing experiences and insights in the form of
business marketing tips and tricks during the
pandemic
Time Agenda

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FRIDAY
OCTOBER 30TH,
2020
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30TH 2020
TALKSHOW
SUSTAINABLE FASHION
Background
In connection with the Covid-19 pandemic
which affects all aspects of society, the
fashion industry players remain in optimist
state and continue to innovate with various
business ideas and tricks.
Purpose
Discussing fashion trends that have become
breakthrough and sharing insights in the form of
tips and tricks for running a fashion business in
the fashion sector during the pandemic.
Time Agenda

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SATURDAY
OCTOBER 31ST,
2020
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31ST 2020
CULTURAL PERFORMANCE
& CLOSING CEREMONY
Background
Sharia economic and finance development is not
only carried out on a national and international level,
but also in region level through the Sharia Economic
Festival (Fesyar), one of the main event is Indonesian
cultural arts competitions to display local culture and
wisdom in each region.
Purpose
Showcasing Indonesian cultural arts that reflect
Synergy-Integration-Collaboration

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INDONESIAN
MODEST FASHION
SHOW
Background
According to Thomson Reuters, the market share of the sharia economy is estimated to continue
to grow to 3,007 billion USD by 2023. The world’s Muslim population reaches 1.8 billion or 24%
of the global population, and the rapid population of the Muslim millennial generation also affects
the prospects and trends of Muslim fashion forward. Indonesia is the third largest consumer of
Muslim clothing in the world, spending 20 billion USD or around 300 trillion Rupiah. Indonesia is
at the second place after the United Arab Emirates in the largest Muslim fashion market player
in the world.
Indonesian Muslim fashion products have potential as commodities to integrate international
cooperation and make Indonesia the center of the global halal industry. In line with the target set
by the Government in realizing Indonesia as the world’s Muslim fashion center. With a target to
market Indonesian Muslim clothing products to a global scale, Bank Indonesia in collaboration
with the Indonesian Fashion Chamber (IFC) and the Indonesia Halal Lifestyle Center (IHLC)
to present “Sustainable Fashion Sustainable Lifestyle” as a series of ISEF 2020 activities.
Showcasing a display case of more than 70 designers Indonesian Muslim fashion through
exhibitions and fashion shows as many as 720 looks of Indonesia Modest and Muslim Wear from
164 Designers / Brands that will be displayed virtually. Potential buyers and domestic and foreign
media are presented in this event to be met online with Indonesian Muslim fashion designers
who are selected through a curation process and have been coached to prepare brands and
products ready for export.
This activity is the seventh and has been continuing since 2014. With an emphasis on a meeting
forum for Indonesian Muslim fashion ecosystem actors in the context of realizing Indonesia as a
reference for the world’s sharia financial economy.
Objectives
• Disseminating the ISEF 2020 vision, mission and concept.

• Disseminate current fashion developments in Indonesia in various aspects of the fashion
industry ecosystem.
• Establish collaboration and communication between Muslim fashion creative economy
actors in Indonesia, from academia, industry, government and the community.
• Improve the competence of the Muslim fashion creative economy actors through education
from the speakers.
• Promote SME Fashion Indonesian modest fashion products to local and international media
and buyers.
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TABLIG
AKBAR
TABLIG
AKBAR
Menjadi Pemuda yang Bertauladan Kepada Nabi Muhammad SAW
Syekh Ali Jaber Ustadz Adi Hidayat Ustadz Abi Makki
Time Agenda

13.00 - 13.05 MC Opening
13.05 - 13.10 Quran Recitation
13.10 - 13.20 Opening Remarks
13.20 - 14.15 Tausyiah by Ustadz Adi Hidayat
14.15 - 14.30 Open Discussion
14.30 - 15.15 PSBB Quiz & Break Ashr Prayer
15.15 - 15.30 Insight Sharing
15.30 - 15.50 Tausiyah sirah nabawiyah by Ustadz Abi Makki
15.50 - 16.35 Tausiyah and doa by Syekh Ali Jaber
16.35 - 16.50 Open Discussion
17.00 - 17.05 Closing
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BUSINESS
MATCHING,
COACHING AND
INVESTMENT
DEAL
Background
One of the goals of coaching is to open the opportunity for every building effort to be able to
export and get investment with the aim of expanding the business. Through the implementation
of ISEF, Business Matching activities become an agenda to help market expansion for SMES.
The event aims to bring together between the buyer and seller from the SMES target Bank
Indonesia and strategic partners in a virtual private meeting through the platform based on the
website. The Target of Business Matching is potential international buyer, potential domestic
buyer, potential financing, and socio Business Matching.
Business Matching Activities ISEF 2020 will use the website of IKRA Bank Indonesia as a platform
to conduct the process of solicitation, presentation, negotiation, and business agreements. The
activities will target the potential buyers of domestic, potential buyers global, potential financing
(commercial), and socio business matching. The activities will collaborate with foreign ministries,
PT. Santara Daya Inspiratama, ASBISINDO, BWI, Baznas, FOZ, FWP, Hebitren, Kitabisa.com,
Hijrahfest, DMI, and e-commerce platforms (Shopee, Bukalapak, Tokopedia, dan Blibli).
BUSINESS COACHING
DAY 1
“Tips & Tricks for Sharia Business
Entrepreneurs to Enter the Global Market”
Background
To support the growth of the contribution of Sharia
MSMEs to Indonesia’s GDP in the digital economy
era, it is necessary to take various strategic steps
in encouraging the sustainable development of
MSMEs.
Purpose
Providing information, training and strategies
for sharia business entrenpreneurs, regarding
strategies and preparations for entering global
access
Time Agenda
12.45 - 13.00 Open Platform + Eksyar Socialization Video Screening
13.00 - 13.05 Singing the Mandatory Indonesia Raya song
13.05 - 13.15 The recitation & prayers of The Holy Qur’an
13.15 - 13.20 Opening
13.20 - 13.30 Welcoming Remarks from the Head of DEKS
13.30 - 14.00 Exposure of Material I:

“Opportunities and Challenges of Halal Products
Indonesia in Meinasuki Market
Global”
14.00 - 14.45 QnA Session Material I
14.45 - 15.15 Presentation of Mater II:

“Strategy of Islamic Business Actors in
Penetrating Export Market “
15.15 - 16.00 QnA Material Session II
16.00 - 16.05 Closing

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BUSINESS COACHING
DAY 2
“Digital Marketing Optimization For
Products Halal “
Background
To support the growth of the contribution of Sharia
MSMEs to Indonesia’s GDP in the digital economy
era, it is necessary to take various strategic steps
in encouraging the sustainable development of
MSMEs.
Purpose
Providing information, training and strategies
for sharia business entrenpreneurs, regarding
strategies and preparations for entering global
access
Time Agenda
08.45 - 09.00 Open Platform + Eksyar Socialization Video Screening
09.00 - 09.05 Singing the Mandatory Indonesia Raya song
09.05 - 09.15 The recitation & prayers of The Holy Qur’an
09.15 - 09.20 Opening
09.20 - 09.50 Description of Material I:

“Marketing Strategy of the Digital Age”
09.50 - 10.35 QnA Session Material I
10.35 - 11.05 Description of Material II:

“Marketing Style According to the Guidelines of the Qur’an
and Hadith”
11.05 - 11.50 QnA Material Session II
11.50 - 12.00 Closing

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HEALTHY AND
ORGANIC FOOD
No. BRAND No. BRAND

1. ABONINDI 36. Upuk Kiky
2. Nacha 37. Cariza Food
3. Tanawan Garampati Ikan Tuna (Abon 38. Roeby House (CV. Kusuma
Ikan) Mataram)
4. ABON RAJAWALI 39. Sri Mandiri
5. Jack Corporation 40. Boemboe Lawas
6. Abon Ikan Tuna D3 41. Rapoviaka simple
7. Abon Daun Emas 42. Macoa
8. Giwigewi 43. TO’ LUCKY DEELA
9. Sweet Sundae Ice Cream & Ademuy 44. Kacho
Gelato 45. Cokelat Makaryo
10. Songgajah 46. Griya Cokelat Nglanggeran
11. Mama Ana 47. SALACCA
12. Bupolo 48. Roti Gaplek (Inagiri)
13. Sambal Gammi Mama Alif 49. SALAKILO
14. Sambal Dayak 50. Haramain Bakery
15. Sambal BaBa 51. Kenanga Mandiri
16. Hellyeah 52. Tumtim Cookies (ChotuChoti)
17. Ning Ita 53. Pawon Kue
18. Ning Niniek 54. Eve Edible Flower dan IJO Hydro
19. Warasa 55. Mocafine
20. Mr. Phep Marine Product 56. Ngudi Sari
21. Narata Snack 57. Talitha Food
22. Azzuri Snack 58. SAGUKU
23. Rempeyek Ilham 59. Damory
24. Durio 60. Cigor Sosoy
25. Kartika 61. Gombara Frozen Food
26. Muschi Ducrija 62. Samara
27. Panda Seaweed 63. Kolkal Griya
28. Sokressh 64. Tom Burger
29. Macarina 65. Madu Asli Borneo Mellifera
30. Kripik Mak Ross 66. Madu Alam Barokah (MAB)
31. Bontings 67. Naza De Coco
32. Eco Cookies 68. CV. Mitra Niaga Indonesia (Palm
33. ISOKAYA Trees)
34. Mr. Froniez 69. Cocobi
35. UD Lestari 70. Srikandi
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71. Monita 114. IZZANI
72. Ulegan Bawang Merah 115. Indomie, Sarimi, Supermi,
73. Mak Yem Bawang Goreng Popmie, Chitato, Qtela Singkong,
74. Hj. Mbok Sri Qtela Tempe, Indomilk, Tepung
75. Sri Rejeki Terigu Bogasari
76. Bawang Goreng “Mamah Rosi” 116. Prospero Realcho
77. Makjar Keumamah 117. Rangda
78. Nepa 118. Norimeal
79. Pempek Nabil 119. Pihan
80. Pempek Syamil 120. Gondo’s
81. Natural Food 121. Helda’s
82. MEFs Foods & Snacks, 122. Momchips
MAYODHA, PMEFS 123. Mak Krips
83. Marta 124. KEMBAR RASA Q
84. D’MULOH 125. Qiensa
85. Kokoci 126. BU SUKRI
86. Pusako Bundo 127. Cokelatin
87. Rendang Lokana 128. HeiChoko
88. Rendang Mizaki 129. SALAKU®
89. Rendang Lele 130. 3NCHIPS
90. Rendang Gadih 131. Janecho
91. Rendang Katuju 132. PUKIS BADRAN
92. Gudeg Bu Tjitro 1925 133. DODOL PICNIC
93. Gudeg Kaleng Bu Lies 134. Pusan
94. Hariang 135. Rosalie Cheese
95. King Aren 136. Koekis Keren
96. Browco 137. Faiha
97. Kirey Natural 138. CRIZPIA , DAPUR ZA
98. LA UNTI 139. RITASQAN
99. Javara 140. Cyla
100. Istana teh neng 141. Ori 72
101. LAER, Amancu 142. RANAMI
102. Milko 143. Aghfa
103. Javana Royal 144. KOBE
104. BUNDA Khil 145. PONDAN
105. Woh 146. Racik Sewu
106. Pentol Eslo Awawawawenak 147. Resep Ibu
107. Pakesang 148. MOIAA
108. Embun Cold Drink 149. BEBEK BOX MAS YOGI
109. Averrhoa Bilimbi 150. Tinom
110. Dimsum Kedai Umi Firza 151. fourchickens
111. inang 152. Kanung Bogor
112. kenmust 153. BEEMA HONEY
113. kumikumi 154. INACO
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No. BRAND No. BRAND

155. AL ABROR 162. Kerupuk ikan bandeng
156. Klopo cap Bandeng Dara
157. Delisi 163. Putri Kencana
158. Raja Dengdeng 164. Bakpiapia
159. Oma Keenan 165. Gula Semut Organik Gunung Limo
160. Machili
161. Sambel Goodres
SUSTAINABLE FASHION
No. BRAND No. BRAND

1. Surita Bordir Collection 30. Batik Banteng Agung
2. Ija Kroeng 31. Hijab Cinta
3. GET-A 32. Suijing Ba’sasirangan
4. Putik Geulima 33. Hani Cempaka Sasirangan
5. IR & IR 34. Batik Pakis Asia
6. Batik Tapsel 35. Agung Bali Collection
7. Batik kito 36. Linda Hamidy Grander
8. Sakinah by Thiffa Qaisty 37. KteA
9. Tenun Wan Fitri 38. Adhy Alie
10. PRANA LIVING 39. Syahira
11. Tenun Kubang 40. Mandar Sutera
12. Dolas Songket 41. NIRA LAKOO
13. batik jambi berkah 42. Serasi Karawo
14. Ishadi Kain Cual 43. PUTA DINO KAYANGAN
15. Gading Cempaka 44. Batik Bocah
16. Atiq Batik 45. BATIK BERKAH LESTARI
17. Nabilla 46. Creative Batik
18. Rahayu Gallery 47. deeJE
19. Rhamala Hijab 48. DJ COLLECTION
20. Roemah Kebaya Vielga 49. Javanic Batik
21. Anggia Handmade 50. Kaine Eco Fabric
22. INA PRIYONO 51. Malam Batik
23. Batik Pringmas 52. Tenun Tugu Mas
24. Batik Gunawan Setiawan 53. Kusumavignette Batik
25. Defika Hanum 54. PUTRI SHIBORI & ECOPRINT
26. AL-WARITS Batik Aromatherapy 55. Batik Nada Collection
27. Batik Murni 56. Wening’s Line
28. NUMANSA BATIK 57. Deebatik
29. ANDIS BATIK DRUJU 58. House of Distraw
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No. BRAND No. BRAND
59. KaLu 102. Noor Umer Fashion Designer
60. LAWE 103. Detch Fashion
61. Srihadi 104. Dewiqu
62. Sinar Abadi Batik 105. INTERIM Clothing
63. Susan Batik 106. Olanye
64. Arrum Boutique 107. Elva Fauqo
65. Diya Lil’Boutique 108. Malala Modest Wear
66. Rumah Kebaya Milla House 109. eugeneffectes
67. Roza Fashion 110. Queen Mozza Makeup and Fashion
68. Sporte.id Studio
69. Canting 111. KHANAAN
70. asta dadapan indah 112. Fndlabels wedding
71. Batik Zakia 113. LA BOUTIQUE Indonesia
72. Nikamara Buotique 114. LIA MUSTAFA
73. El Hijaaz 115. Value and Andysugix
74. Elva Sejahtera 116. Sessa and Monika
75. Bola Dunia / Frida Jelita 117. Alfatir Muhammad
76. UD Aghnia 118. Malik Moestaram
77. Cahaya Mata 119. Bellabaric By Najua
78. D’Fitra Nats 120. My Daily Hijab
79. Des Rajutan 121. Nuniek Mawardi
80 La Linda Boutique 122. Chaera Lee
81. MUTHIS COLLECTIONS 123. Santoon
82. Nasyarinda 124. RAEGITAZORO
83. Palantay Songket 125. Hannie Hananto
84. LM 126. House of Reika
85. Zahra Sulaman 127. Rosie Rahmadi
86. Dawalul Bordir 128. Saffana
87. Mia Bordir 129. 3LACKLABEL by Sanet
88. Amily Hijab Sabintang
89. Mutiara Indah 130. Abebemooi
90. Tenun Gaya Wignyo 131. Haitwo
91. Vivi Zubedi 132. TUFIANA
92. Neera Alatas 133. Ye_Ce By Yeti Topiah
93. ITANG YUNASZ 134. Sheenaz
94. MYMD by DedenSiswanto 135. Aam Laurisha
95. SOFIE 136. CYA Modestwear
96. Irna La Perle 137. shaza
97. Reborn29 138. MAHESTRI
98. Vee House 139. Alula
99. BELQUINZA OFFICIAL / 140. By Ayu Dyah Andari
BELQUINZA KIDS 141. Zya Indonesia
100. Nazmi 142. QNANZ
101. Astri Lestari 143. Dhys_dhyani prima
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No. BRAND No. BRAND

144. Dian Darmadi dan Elbise 165. BELLAHASURA
by dian Darmadi 166. Ida Royani
145. Flochic_fashionmuslim 167. L by Laudya Cynthia Bella
146. AZZAR 168. BILQIS BY TUTY ADIB & GISCARF
147. APIKMEN 169. BY TUTY ADIB
148. H.Y.S Kursien Karzai
149. Kami 170. LIQA
150. Iva Lativah 171. Isyam Syamsi
151. Ethnicant by Jeny Tjahyawati 172. OPIE-OVIE
152. Sisa Benang 173. BOLDSESSION
153. Meeta Fauzan 174. Fenny Saptalia Syari
154. Nieta Hidayani 175. LDR Limited
155. Nina Nugroho 176. eienno
156. Risa Maharani 177. Aruna Creative
157. Artie 178. AxY by yuliana wu
158. Anaqa by Titin Sudarsa 179. Kayo
159. ANTIQUE BATIK 180. Mario & Jo
160. NIKHOL by Nike Kholisoh 181. Luana Jakarta
161. L.tru 182. Genjiwarestore
162. ABEE INDONESIA 183. Elsani
163. Shajna 184. ZAHIDA & MOOZAYA
164. JENNA&KAIA 185. Tawung Sari
ISLAMIC COMMERCIAL FINANCE
No. BRAND No. BRAND

1. Tepat 16. Kapital Boost Indonesia
2. Tabungan Syariah D-Save iB 17. Bank Muamalat
3. PANIN DUBAI SYARIAH BANK 18. Ethis
4. OCBC NISP Syariah 19. Kandang.in
5. Santara 20. Bank DKI Syariah
6. BNI Syariah 21. PT. Bank Syariah Bukopin
7. Bank BCA Syariah 22. Penjaminan Syariah
8. AFSI 23. Maybank Syariah
9. CIMB Niaga Syariah 24. BRIsyariah
10. Bank BJB Syariah 25. Bank Mega Syariah
11. AISYAH (Ayo Investasi Syariah) 26. PT. Bank Sinarmas Tbk, - Unit Usa-
12. ALAMI ha Syariah
13. Fintek Syariah 27. PermataBank Syariah
14. Duha Syariah 28. Bank Aceh
15. ASLI RI
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OTHER
No. BRAND No. BRAND

1. Muslimlife 3. Tokopedia Salam
2. Rungu Talk 4. BUKALAPAK
ISLAMIC BOARDING SCHOOL
No. BRAND No. BRAND

1. Nusantara Mie 28. Mr Jago Keripik
2. Pothil madania, Handicraft batik 29. Berkah As’ Adiyah
madania 30. Gadde Atta’awun
3. Alif 31. Shohid
4. Almun GRC 32. PT. BUMP (Badan Usaha Milik
5. Carofee Petani)
6. Dafa Yoghurt 33. NURIS WATER
7. QINI VANAME 34. DN Bakery
8. “Alba Collection“ 35. Hidmat Mart
9. Koperasi Nurul Iman Sejahtera 36. “Al Mu’minien Farm“
10. Selada Sehat Hidroponik 37. Al Kautsar Tanjungpinang
11. Laresa 38. Trubus Hijau
12. PELITA SANTRI 39. PP Tahfidzul Quran Hidayatullah -
13. Kautsar Ternate
14. Awre Original 40. Garam SSD
15. Pondok Pesantren Salafiyah 41. “Magot Super“
Safiiyah Sukorejo 42. “Ekuin“
16. Hani Farm 43. PP Nurul Jadid Kumpai - Kubu
17. Tenun FORIS PP Al Falah Raya, Kalimantan Barat
18. Lirboyo Bakery 44. PDM COFFEE
19. Zai Water 45. “sarang walet pesantren al falah“
20. Santri Mandiri PP Darul Arqam - Jawa Barat
21. Mocafell 46. CNC Minjuro
22. NUZea 47. “Al Huda“
23. Madafa 48. Koperasi konsumen walisongo
24. Seraba Instan Bubuk Al Amin 49. sukjadi
25. Songkok Al Mihrab 50. Madany
26. Chizzu Keju Mozarella 51. Ausath
27. “Dapur SMK An Nur 1“
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ISLAMIC SOCIAL FINANCE

No. BRAND No. BRAND
1. LAZ ABA 14. Nurul Hayat
2. Abadancoid 15. RIZKI
3. Akademi Berdaya 16. Rumah Zakat
4. LAZ Al Azhar 17. LAZ SOLOPEDULI
5. Al Hilal 18. LAZ UCare
6. Bahagiakan Yatim di Jatim 19. ZISWAF ESQ 165
7. BMH 20. LAZ Al Bunyan
8. DAQU AGROTECHNO 21. Karya Masyarakat Mandiri
9. Daresya Konveksi 22. Sinergi Foundation
10. Global Wakaf 23. UMKM Binaan LAZ Batam
11. Lazismu 24. Rumah Wakaf
12. Nazhir Baitulmaal Muamalat Wakaf 25. BWI
13. NU CARE
COFFEE & TEA

No. BRAND No. BRAND
1. Bawadi Coffee 21. Kopinata
2. ASA Coffee 22. Si Taraa
3. Lopo Mandheling Coffee 23. Dbaloy Food Industries
4. Saabas Coffee 24. Moringa Kidom
5. Kopi Koerintji 25. Mimi Tea
6. Portal Warkop 26. Lugu’s Tea
7. KPK Sekincau 27. Kelorna Aceh
8. MALABAR 28. Kopi Kuncoro
9. Kailasa Coffee 29. Kopi Ngembes Special
10. Kopi Su.r.ya 30. Sekatup
11. Bali Arabica 31. JAVA TOEBROEK, KOPI 1831, NU-
12. Kopi Punik Sumbawa SANTARA SERIES. GET BOR BOR,
13. Bintang Surayyah GOLDEN RIVER
14. King Koffie 32. Teh Zahra
15. Coffee 33. House of Tea
16. Kopi Gunung Raja Cigalontang 34. Kopi Ketapang Lhokseumawe
17. Kedai 157 35. Haveltea
18. Sam’s Coffee 36. Madaya Coffee
19. Kopi Moka Menoreh
20. Star Prog
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ETHNIC CRAFT & COSMETICS
No. BRAND No.
No. BRAND
BRAND
1. Pyo Jewelry 33. Indraindri albis
2. PALA Nusantara 34. MyKnitted Indonesia
3. Rotan Dita Mandiri Persada 35. STUDIO DAPUR
4. Rorokenes 36. Crystal Accessories
5. Ridaka Tenun 37. Decak Handmades
6. Daun Agel 38. PaSH
7. Tutu Alma 39. HAPPY / LOVANA / OH MAN
8. Bahalap POMADE
9. Belanyat Wai 40. Serasi Karawo Gorontalo
10. Sumber Urip Ebony 41. JK Collection
11. Yannie handicraft 42. TXTURE
12. Kabeta 43. Sneakon Indonesia
13. Geulis Leather 44. PURBASARI/NEW CELL/AMARA/
14. Noekatun KANNA/CLEAN FACE
15. TZEZA 45. Sakombu’ eco basket
16. 3B Bags & Shoes 46. Tri Utami
17. MOTEX5 47. Prabha Kencana
18. TARA 48. DINARA
19. drBear.co 49. Infinity
20. Bermock 50. lenda art and craft
21. Makara Etnik 51. Bie’s Craft
22. SZ Bordir dan Sulam 52. UD. MAHESHA CRAFT
23. Cabhi Craft 53. TIESOE HANDMADE
24. Adia 54. WhatyShae
25. Indhe 55. Fox and Bunny
26. Manessa 56. Kejaya
27. Soulmate Bedsheet 57. Jenk Manies
28. Hensmade 58. Menik Kliwul craft
29. Beadstown 59. AFWA Craft
30. Amyrose Handicraft 60. YC
31. Pokant Takaq 61. Belimbing Island
32. Arcia Oil 62. Ibu Soraya Traditional Cosmetic
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MUSLIM FRIENDLY TOURISM

No. BRAND No. BRAND
BRAND
1. Kanomas 8. Sofyan Hotel
2. Cinnamon Hotel Boutique 9. Hotel Rangkayo Basa
Syariah 10. Aleenahoz Beauty
3. Imam Travel 11. MOWIEE
4. Look Lombok Tour and Travel 12. Halal Local
5. Citra Gilang Tour 13. Regina Adventures
6. Hotel Grasia 14. Rivana Tours & Travel
7. Amicale
AGRICULTURE, HERBS, SPICES

No. BRAND No. BRAND
1. Gapoktan Lembang Agri 20. Alif
2. Kelompok Tani Tricipta 21. alif
3. Produsen Telur Ayam Kampung 22. SAKARI
4. Kelorina 23. Najafarm
5. Beras Organik Al-Barokah 24. PP Salafiah Sururon
6. GS Organik 25. PP Assyariatul Uluum
7. Munjul Rice organik 26. PP Minnatul Huda
8. Beras Organik Seblang Banyuwangi 27. PP Bahrul Ulum Ciamis
MITRATANI 28. PP Nurul Falaah
9. ATHA Honey & Coffee, RAMITHA 29. PP Riyadlul Hidayah
10. Herbs & Spices 30. Banyulana Integrated Farm
OBH Tropica 31. PP Darul Arqam - Jawa Barat
11. ManisFood madumongso 32. Muhammadiyah
12. Acaraki 33. FAS/Agri Socio
13. JENG MINUL 34. Aruna
14. Bonneta Essential oil 35. KPMK Pangandaran
15. Sensahealth 36. QINI VANAME
16. Natur-E, Enervon-C, Enervon Active, 37. The Gardjito
17. Vicee, Supertin, Imunped, Decolgen, 38. Kajiwa
Decolsin, Neozep, Stopcold, Allerin, 39. Mbok Dhe
Silex, Biogesic, Diatabs
18. D’Hitz
19. Brisma
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INTERNATIONAL
SHOWCASE
International Showcase provides a global exposition
for Indonesia’s finest halal economy industry players
to exhibit extraordinary quality expertise in numerous
products and services. It also serves as an educational
and socialization platform through various talk show,
workshop, and entertainment to increase public
literacy in Islamic economics and finance. There are 9
international sectors showcase ISEF 2020, among them
Islamic Super Coridor, KNEKS, Research & Education,
Sustainable & Ethical Fashion, Socio Development
Program, Islamic Infrastructure, Islamic Commercial
& Social Finance, Healthy & Organic Food, and Halal
Tourism. The island will have the same feel as being held
offline using Augmented Reality and 3D technology.
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HEALTHY AND
ORGANIC PRODUCTS
JAVARA
PALM TREES
LOPO MANDHELING COFFEE
TIARA GLOBAL COFFEE
KNEKS
KNEKS
Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs
Ministry of Finance
Coordinating Ministry for Human Development and Culture
Coordinating Ministry for Affairs
Ministry of Religious Affairs
Ministry of Industry
Ministry of Trade
Ministry of National Development Planning
Ministry of State-Owned Enterprise
Ministry of Cooperatives and SMEs
WWW.ISEF.CO.ID
Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy
Otoritas Jasa Keuangan
Bank Indonesia
Lembaga Penjamin Simpanan
Majelis Ulama Indonesia
Kamar Dagang dan Industri
RESEARCH AND
EDUCATION
BANK INDONESIA
DSN-MUI Institute
ICAST UNIDA Gontor
UIII
Puskas Baznas
Riko The Series
HALAL
TOURISM
Kemenparekraf dan PPHI
118
ISLAMIC SOCIAL AND

COMMERCIAL FINANCE
BAZNAS
BWI
Kementerian Agama
Kementerian Keuangan
FOZ
FWP
ASBISINDO
BEI Syariah
HAJJ
BPKH
INFRASTRUCTURE
BAZNAS
BWI
Kementerian Agama
Kementerian Keuangan
FOZ
FWP
WWW.ISEF.CO.ID
OTHERS
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• FORUM
• BUSINESS MATCHING
• BUSINESS COACHING
• HALAL PRODUCT EXHIBITION
• INTERNATIONAL SHOWCASE
WWW.ISEF.CO.ID
The First Integrated Platform
of Islamic Economic for Global
Competitiveness
OTHERS
HOW TO
ATTEND
REGISTER TO
ISEF 2020
126
JOIN
TO
EVENT
SERIES
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ACCESS TO
BUSINESS MATCHING
ISEF ROADMAP
PERIOD: 7TH AUGUST-23RD OCTOBER 2020
OTHERS
FESYAR
The Road to ISEF is a series of supporting pre-event
for the Indonesia Sharia Economics Festival 2020. The
Road to ISEF will be held with virtual in 3 capital city in
3 distinctive islands representing 3 different regions.
The 1st FeSyar will be held in Nusa Tenggara Region in
the city of Mataram from 18-28 August 2020. The 2nd
FeSyar will take place at the city of Padang from 14-20
September 2020, representing the Island of Sumatra
and Western Region of Indonesia. The 3rd Fesyar will be
organized in Surabaya, East Java on Oktober 2020 and
served as a national-wide Indonesia Sharia Economic
Festival 2020.
FESYAR
INDONESIA EASTERN REGION
HOST: WEST NUSA TENGGARA
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday,

August 18th 2020 August 19th 2020 August 21th 2020
08.30 – 11.00 08.30 – 11.00 08.30 - 10.30

Talkshow Seminar Webinar Talkshow
”Gerakan Sadar Wakaf” “Sosialisasi Ekonomi Keuangan “TABLIG AKHBAR VIRTUAL
Syariah Level Dasar” Mendorong Ekonomi Syariah
Sebagai Penggerak Ekonomi
Regional Pasca Penerapan New
09.00 - 11.00 Lifestyle”
09.00 - 11.00
Talkshow
”Solusi Pembiayaan Usaha se- Fair Virtual
cara Syar’i melalui Fintech” ”Kiat Hidup Sehat Saat Pandemi 08.30-11.00
Secara Syar’i”
Seminar
“Sosialisasi Ekonomi Keuangan
09.00 - 11.00 Syariah Level Lanjutan”
Seminar
”Mendorong Ekonomi Syariah
sebagai Penggerak Ekonpmi 14.30-16.00
Regional Pasca Penerapan New
Normal” Seminar
“Model Pemerdayaan Ekonomi
Produktif melalui Optimalisasi
Dana ZISWAF”
04.30-11.00
Talkshow
“Putar Uangmu dengan Bijak”
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FESYAR
Monday, Tuesday, Wendesday,

14.00 – 16.00 09.00 – 11.00 14.00 - 16.00

Business Coaching Demo Masak Talkshow
”Perubahan Bisnis Model di Era “Teknik Mengolah Ikan agar “Membangun Pertanian Organik
New Normal” Halalan Toyyiban” yang Halal dan Thoyyib”
13.50 - 16.00 14.00 - 16.00 09.00-11.00

Seminar Seminar Talkshow
”Sertifikasi dan Pengembangan ”Desiminasi Laporan Ekonomi “Strategi bisnis ala Rasulullah”
Usaha Halal” dan Keuangan Syariah Bank
Indonesia”
08.30 - 11.00
08.30 - 09.30
Seminar
”Strategi Digital Marketing Seminar
Produk Halal di Era New Normal” ”Model Pemberdayaan Usaha
Syariah (Pesantren dan Non
Pesantren”
08.00 - 11.00
Talkshow 14.00 - 16.00
”Tampil Cantik dengan Fashion
Moslem Berbahan Tenun” Talkshoe
”Rahasia Sukses Wirausaha
Muda Syariah dan Strategi
Menembus Pasar Negra Timur
Tengah”
WWW.ISEF.CO.ID
Thursday, Friday,
August 27th 2020 August 28th 2020
09.00 – 11.00 09.00 – 11.00

Talkshow Talkshow
”Pengembangan Desa Wisata “Transaksi Sehat dengan Non
Berbasis Pariwisata Halal” Tunai”
14.00 - 16.00 14.00 - 16.00

Fair Virtual Talkshow
Talkshow ”Membangun Per- ”Financial Planning bagi Millen-
tanian Organik yang Halal dan ial”
Toyyib”
134
FESYAR
Monday, Tuesday, Wendesday,

14.00 – 16.00 09.00 – 11.00 14.00 - 16.00

Business Coaching Demo Masak Talkshow
”Perubahan Bisnis Model di Era “Teknik Mengolah Ikan agar “Membangun Pertanian Organik
New Normal” Halalan Toyyiban” yang Halal dan Thoyyib”
13.50 - 16.00 14.00 - 16.00 09.00-11.00

Seminar Seminar Talkshow
”Sertifikasi dan Pengembangan ”Desiminasi Laporan Ekonomi “Strategi bisnis ala Rasulullah”
Usaha Halal” dan Keuangan Syariah Bank
Indonesia”
08.30 - 11.00
08.30 - 09.30
Seminar
”Strategi Digital Marketing Seminar
Produk Halal di Era New Normal” ”Model Pemberdayaan Usaha
Syariah (Pesantren dan Non
Pesantren”
08.00 - 11.00
Talkshow 14.00 - 16.00
”Tampil Cantik dengan Fashion
Moslem Berbahan Tenun” Talkshoe
”Rahasia Sukses Wirausaha
Muda Syariah dan Strategi
Menembus Pasar Negra Timur
Tengah”
WWW.ISEF.CO.ID
Thursday, Friday,
August 27th 2020 August 28th 2020
09.00 – 11.00 09.00 – 11.00

Talkshow Talkshow
”Pengembangan Desa Wisata “Transaksi Sehat dengan Non
Berbasis Pariwisata Halal” Tunai”
14.00 - 16.00 14.00 - 16.00

Fair Virtual Talkshow
Talkshow ”Membangun Per- ”Financial Planning bagi Millen-
tanian Organik yang Halal dan ial”
Toyyib”
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FESYAR
JAVA
HOST: EAST JAVA
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,

09.00 – 11.00 08.00 – 17.00 09.00 - 11.00

Webinar EAST JAVA ECONOMIC Webinar
“Optimalisasi Islamic Social (EJVEC) FORUM “Peran Strategis Pesantren
Finance Dalam Mendukung Java Sharia Business Model Dalam Perekonomian Daerah”
Pemulihan Ekonomi“ Competition dan Diseminasi
Literasi Ekonomi Syariah
13.00 - 14.30
15.30 - 17.00 13.30 - 16.00
Webinar
Webinar Webinar “Model Pengelolaan ZISWAF
“Model Bisnis Koperasi Syariah “Pemanfaatan Skema KPBU di Era Society 5.0“
Inspiratif“ Syariah Dalam Pembiayaan
Infrastruktur Daerah”
15.30 - 17.00 13.00 - 17.00

Business Coaching 13.00 - 16.30 Business Coaching
Business Coaching
15.30 - 17.00 15.30 - 17.00
Business Matching 15.30 - 17.00 Business Matching
Business Matching
WWW.ISEF.CO.ID
Thursday, Friday, Saturday,
09.00 – 11.00 09.00 – 10.30 09.00 – 10.30

Webinar Talkshow Talkshow
“Urgensi RUU Ekonomi Syariah “Kupas Tuntas Ragam Investasi “Manisnya Bisnis Kuliner Halal“
Dalam Rangka Optimalisasi Syariah”
Kontribusi Ekonomi Syariah
Dalam Perekonomian Nasional” 09.00 – 10.30
09.00 – 11.00
Talkshow
09.00 – 10.30 Talkshow “Gaya Hidup Sehat, Alami &
“Alternatif Pembiayaan Syariah Halal“
Talkshow Bagi UMKM”
“Berkah Wirausaha Bidang
Pendidikan” 13.00 - 14.30
13.00 - 14.35
Talkshow
11.30 - 12.45 Talkshow “Sukses Berbisnis Fashion
“Prospek Bisnis Wisata Halal“ Online“
Webinar
“Jaminan Produk Halal :
Landasan Bersaing di Pasar 13.00 - 17.00 13.00 - 14.30
Syariah Global”
Business Coaching Talkshow
“Inspirasi Bisnis & Kreasi Olahan
13.00 - 14.30 Coklat”
15.30 - 17.00
Talkshow
“Kisah Sukses Halal Business Matching 15.30 - 17.00
Enterpreneur”
Business Matching
13.00 - 17.00
Business Coaching
15.30 - 17.00
Business Matching

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Assalamu’alaykum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh

ISEF is the largest annual event in Indonesia as a forum to integrate

ISEF has evolved from a national level event to be an

Finally, we would like to thank all related parties who have

Wassalamu’alaykum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh

Jakarta, October 2020

At ISEF 2020 the theme “Mutual Empowerment in Accelerating Sharia

02.23 – 02.27 PM Video Presentation of Virtual Platform International

02.28 – 02.43 PM Opening remarks from the President of Republic of

02.44 - 02.49 PM Closing Prayer

DRESS CODE: INFORMATION

LINK CONFIRMATION : https://virtualisef.co.id/registration-opening-ceremony

08.30-14.30 08.30-12.00 13.00-16.00

Islamic Boarding School

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OCTOBER 28TH, 2020

OCTOBER 30TH, 2020

OCTOBER 31ST, 2020

INDONESIA INTERNATIONAL HALAL

Halal Lifestyle - Solution for Global Economy Revival

Tuesday, October 27th 2020 08.30 – 14.30 Jakarta Time (GMT+7)

9.12 – 9.24 Welcome Remarks :

9.24 – 9.49 Honorary Speaker “ Empowering Halal Ecosystem ”

10.42 – 10.45 Followed by Official Opening of INHALIFE Conference and

10.45 – 10.47 VIP PHOTO SESSION

10.47 – 10.49 MC will introduce Moderator : M. Cipta Suhada

Session I : Halal Food Industry and Global Market

11.22 – 11.52 Q & A Session

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Halal Lifestyle - Solution for Global Economy Revival

12.15 – 12.18 Moderator session 2: M. Cipta Suhada

12.18 – 12.48 Session II : Halal SMEs, Incentives and Government Support

12.48 – 13.18 Q&A

13.18 – 13.20 MC / Moderator Session 3: Sheila Purnama

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13.53 – 14.27 Q&A

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6TH INTERNATIONAL ISLAMIC

Rethinking the Developmental Role of Islamic Economic

A leading education and research institution of Bank Indonesia - Bank Indonesia

• Acquiring insights from prominent scholars about the development of Islamic

10.10 - 10.20 AM Committee Report

10.20 - 10.50 AM Opening & Keynote Speech

10.50 AM - 01.00 PM Webinar Plenary Sessions

01.00 - 01.20 PM Bio Break

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Empowering the Islamic Economic and Finance through

Tuesday, October 27th 2020 13.00 – 17.45 Jakarta Time (GMT+7)

4.05 - 5.35 PM The Imposition of fee on Non-profit Contract (Aqd Tabarru’)

5.35 - 5.45 PM Closing Speech

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Tuesday, October 27th 2020 08.00 - 12.40 Jakarta Time (GMT+7)

The objectives of the International Hajj Conference are to serve as a platform

09.10 - 09.15 AM Welcome Speech, Dr. Yuslam Fauzi, Chairman of

09.15 - 09.25 AM Keynote Speech, Dr Bandar H.M Hajjar, President of Islamic

09.25 - 09.35 AM Keynote Speech, Perry Warjiyo,S.E,M.Sc,Ph.D, Governor of the

09.35 - 11.00 AM Global Hajj Fund Management

11.00 AM – 12.30 PM The Economics of Hajj

12.30 – 12.40 PM Closing by MC

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