Saudi Food, Drug Authority Participates in Mecca Halal Forum

The Saudi Food and Drug Authority (SFDA) has actively participated as a strategic partner in the Mecca Halal Forum, which commenced its activities yesterday under the theme “Innovation in Halal Industry”.

This prestigious event aims to address various aspects of the global Halal market and related sectors, highlighting the growing importance and complexity of the Halal certification process and market dynamics.

SFDA’s Strategic Partnership in Mecca Halal Forum

The SFDA’s engagement as a strategic partner in the Mecca Halal Forum underscores its commitment to fostering innovation in the Halal industry. The forum serves as a pivotal platform for discussing the latest trends, challenges, and opportunities within the global Halal market.

The SFDA’s participation is instrumental in shaping the future direction of the Halal industry, ensuring that standards and practices meet the dynamic needs of consumers and producers worldwide.

The significance of the forum extends beyond discussions, as it catalyzes action and collaboration among key stakeholders to promote the Halal industry’s growth and integrity.

Executive President’s Presentation on National Halal System

Dr. Hisham bin Saad Al Jadhey, the Executive President of the SFDA, delivered an insightful presentation on the National Halal System, highlighting the current landscape and outlining a visionary future for the industry. Dr. Al Jadhey emphasized the SFDA’s pivotal role in unifying Halal certification bodies globally, ensuring consistency and trust in Halal certification.

This effort does not only streamline the certification process but also opens doors for international trade, benefiting economies and consumers alike.

Bilateral Meetings with Officials from Indonesia, Malaysia

In a series of bilateral meetings, Dr. Al Jadhey engaged with esteemed counterparts from Indonesia and Malaysia, including Dr. Muhammad Aqil Arham and Dr. Hakimah Yusoff. These interactions were centered on strengthening cooperation in the Halal product sector, recognizing the mutual benefits of shared knowledge and aligned standards.

Consequently, the discussions underscored the importance of international collaboration in elevating the Halal industry’s global standards and market reach.

Promotion of Mutual Halal Certification Recognition

A critical part of the forum involved discussing the bilateral Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). These MoUs allow for mutual recognition of Halal certifications. Such agreements show the collective vision and commitment of participant countries.

They aim to streamline Halal product trade. Recognizing each other’s certifications, countries enhance product integrity and boost consumer trust. Consequently, this uplifts the global Halal market’s potential.

Transitionally, Mecca Halal Forum as Premier Event

Spanning three days, the Mecca Halal Forum has become a leading event in the Halal industry. It gathers hundreds of exhibitors worldwide and covers a wide array of topics.

Therefore, the forum presents unmatched opportunities for networking, learning, and collaboration. Moreover, its success reflects the Halal industry’s dynamic growth and pivotal role in global markets and sector development.

Finally, the SFDA’s involvement in the forum underscores its commitment to a strong, innovative Halal industry. Through strategic partnerships and meaningful dialogues, the SFDA promotes international cooperation. Hence, it paves the way for a future where the Halal industry exemplifies quality, integrity, and innovation.

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