EDB Seminar Discusses Islamic Finance and Sukuk Issuance in Central Asia

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 1

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What happened

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The Eurasian Development Bank hosted a two-day seminar on Islamic finance in Central Asia. The event brought together international experts and financial participants from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan. Participants examined how to structure a sukuk issuance and arrange financing for solar power plant equipment, applying international standards and Shariah principles.

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Why it matters

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The seminar addressed the practical application of international standards for Islamic financial instruments. This activity could expand capital access for infrastructure projects across the region.

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Who's involved

Eurasian Development BankOrganized the practical seminar on Islamic finance
Central AsiaThe subregion where the financial seminar took place
KazakhstanParticipated in the seminar via its financial authorities
UzbekistanParticipated in the seminar via its financial authorities
KyrgyzstanParticipated in the seminar via its financial authorities
TajikistanParticipated in the seminar via its financial authorities

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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KazakhstanSpeculative
Might expand capital access for infrastructure projects through Islamic finance instruments
UzbekistanSpeculative
Might expand capital access for infrastructure projects through Islamic finance instruments
Central AsiaSpeculative
Could gain a new source of long-term capital via Islamic finance instruments

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