About Us
- Our Mission
- Our Vision
- Thrust
- Strategic Thrust
- Governance
- Our Impact
Institutes
Initiatives
- Global Halal Trade Hubs
- Digital Islamic Finance Performs
- Smart Hajj & Umrah Ecosystem
- Waqf Innovation & Mobilization
- Islamic Economy Knowledge Hub
- Halal Pharmaceuticals & Ethical Healthcare
- Islamic Youth Leadership & Entrepreneurship
- Sustainability & Climate Action Programs
- Regulatory Harmonization & Standardization
Stakeholders
Governance
Ensuring Integrity, Accountability, and Ethical Stewardship
At the World Islamic Economy Development (WIED), we believe that good governance is the cornerstone of sustainable development. Our governance structure is designed to ensure that all initiatives, partnerships, and operations are conducted with the highest standards of transparency, integrity, and Shariah compliance.
We are committed to an inclusive and accountable governance model that reflects both Islamic ethical principles and global best practices.
Governance Structure
Advisory Council
A distinguished body of global Islamic scholars, economists, industry leaders, and policy experts that provides strategic guidance and thought leadership to ensure WIED's alignment with Islamic values and global trends.
Roles & Responsibilities:
- Advise on vision and direction
- Ensure alignment with Maqasid al-Shariah
- Promote international collaboration and insight
Executive Committee
The main decision-making body responsible for executing WIED's strategies and overseeing daily operations, program implementation, and stakeholder engagement.
Composed of:
- Executive Director
- Program Directors
- Policy & Partnerships Lead
- Finance & Compliance Officers
Shariah Compliance Board
A panel of certified Shariah scholars that reviews, certifies, and monitors all programs, partnerships, and financial instruments to ensure full Shariah adherence.
Focus Areas:
- Halal assurance
- Islamic finance oversight
- Ethical investment validation
Programmatic Working Groups
Specialized teams leading the development and execution of WIED's strategic thrusts. Each group brings together cross-sectoral expertise to drive innovation and impact.
Examples:
- Halal Trade & Industry Taskforce
- Islamic Finance Innovation Group
- Youth & Leadership Development Panel
- Sustainability & Climate Action Committee
Principles of Governance
WIED's governance is built on five foundational principles:
- Transparency - Open communication and clear reporting of policies, decisions, and outcomes.
- Accountability - Responsible leadership with mechanisms for internal and external oversight.
- Shariah Compliance - Every initiative and partnership is grounded in Islamic law and ethics.
- Inclusivity - Diverse representation across geography, gender, age, and industry.
- Impact Orientation - All governance decisions are aimed at creating long-term, measurable benefits.
Global Collaboration with Local Integrity
Our governance model is structured to support both global ambitions and local realities. WIED works in collaboration with national governments, international bodies, halal authorities, financial institutions, and civil society - while upholding the trust of the Ummah and the values of Islam.
"Governance is not just about control—it's about guiding change with wisdom, faith, and foresight."