President of the Association for the Inspection and Certification of Food and Supplies (GIMDES), Dr. Hüseyin Kami Büyüközer announced the topics and speakers of the 12th Halal and Tayyib Conference to be held online on 3-4 October.
Our conference can be followed from anywhere
After an intense study, the team tasked with the organization of the conference is decided that the conference can be carried by 13 speakers with 40 minutes duration of presentations in 6 hours of a day. The honorable speakers will attend the conference from Turkey, Algeria, Indonesia, South Africa, the UK, Kuwait, Malaysia and the USA Insha’Allah.
LIST OF SPEAKERS AND THEIR TOPICS OF PRESENTATION
| ASSOC. PROF. BAHMED REFFIS – Algeria | The Position of States and NGOs in Halal Certification |
| DR. HANI AL MAZEEDI – Kuwait | The Position of States and NGOs in Halal Certification |
| ASSOC. PROF. DR. HAJJAH MARIAM BINTI ABDUL LATIF – Malaysia | The Position of States and NGOs in Halal Certification |
| FATİH KALENDER – Turkey | Importance of Islamic Unity for a Single International Halal Standard |
| HİMMET KARADAĞ – Turkey | Importance of Islamic Unity for a Single International Halal Standard |
| DR. IR. H.M. NADRATUZZAMAN HOSEN – Indonesia | Importance of Islamic Unity for a Single International Halal Standard |
| MOULANA MUHAMMAD SAEED NAVLAKHI – South Africa | Importance of Islamic Unity for a Single International Halal Standard |
| PROF. DR. SHUHAIMI MUSTAFA – Malaysia | Education Mobilization: The Importance of Education for Human Resources |
| DR. AMIRSYAH TAMBURAN – Indonesia | Education Mobilization: The Importance of Education for Human Resources |
| MOHAMMAD MAZHAR HUSSAINI – ABD | Education Mobilization: The Importance of Education for Human Resources |
| Sheikh Thafier NAJJAAR – South Africa | Challenges of Halal Certification |
| DR. ADEL SABIR – UK | Vaccines and Drugs |
| Prof. Dr. Seyfullah Oktay ARSLAN
– Turkey |
Drugs and Cosmetics |
We have to work harder…
GIMDES President, Dr. Hüseyin Kami Büyüközer said, “Due to the increasing demand, the market for Halal and Tayyib products is expanding and the inadequacy of classical production methods in meeting Islamic requirements brings up new issues that Muslims have to resolve. The year 2020 shows that the environment is more dynamic and changes are too fast. We have once again witnessed the necessity of obeying and following the divine orders as well as having a Halal and Tayyib life-style by the coronavirus calamity.”
