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Nigeria, Indonesia, and Malaysia Collaborate on Halal Economy Strategy

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Nigeria, Indonesia, and Malaysia are collaborating to establish a shared Halal economy strategy and are benchmarking against established Halal ecosystems. The Federal Government of Nigeria is also creating a national Halal framework that will use a Quick Response (QR)-based certification system for Nigerian products.

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Why it matters

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The new Nigerian framework aims to establish standards for certification, accreditation, and traceability, helping international buyers verify the source and compliance of Nigerian products. This initiative is designed to enable Nigerian businesses to compete more effectively in the international market.

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Who's involved

  • NigeriaNigeria is creating a national Halal framework to facilitate international market access for its exports.
  • IndonesiaIndonesia is collaborating with Nigeria and Malaysia on a shared Halal economy strategy.
  • MalaysiaMalaysia is collaborating with Nigeria and Indonesia on a shared Halal economy strategy.

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  • NigeriaSpeculative

    Nigerian businesses might improve their international market access and sales through the new QR-based certification framework.

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