Bahrain Halal Expo The Future Vision For Real Halal
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Under the patronage of
H.E. Shaikh Khalid Bin Abdullah Al-Khalifa
Deputy Prime Minister
Kingdom of Bahrain
Bahrain Halal Expo
The Future Vision For Real Halal
Venue:
Bahrain International Exhibition & Convention Center
Sakhir Area
Kingdom of Bahrain
Date: 6-8 October 2022
Supported By:
Organised By:
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The Cambridge Conference and Research Center is organizing the Bahrain Halal Expo
under the theme of “The Future Vision for the Real Halal” during the period from 6 to 8 October
2022, under the patronage of His Excellency Sheikh Khalid bin Abdullah Al Khalifa - Deputy
Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Bahrain. The Expo will be held at the new Bahrain
International Exhibition Center in Sakhir Area, in cooperation with the Islamic Center for the
Development of Trade (ICDT) in the Kingdom of Morocco – a subsidiary of the Organization of
Islamic Cooperation, and the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO)
and the Investment and Technology Promotion Office (ITPO) in the Kingdom of Bahrain.
Bahrain Halal Expo covers a range of products, services, industries and others, including
food products, livestock, pharmaceutical products, health and medical services, cosmetic
products, and various financial, tourism and educational services.
Our Mission:
Facilitate access to Authentic Halal products throughout the world, certified by Accredited
Halal Certifiers.
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Expo Objectives:
1. Create Awareness of the Commercial Benefits of Halal for the Development of Halal
Economy in Bahrain and the region.
2. Provide a platform to showcase & promote “Made in Bahrain” as Authentic Halal Certified
products, that is made in compliance with international Halal standards, as well as to
showcase & promote the international Halal Certified products in Bahrain.
3. Propose establishment of a most modern Global Halal Reference Center in Bahrain,
accessible to the global Halal industry including Manufacturers & Producers, Certifiers
and Regulators.
4. Create Awareness about the Importance of maintaining “Halal Compliance” and identify
the “Power of Halal Branding”, to open doors of the Global Halal market for OIC countries.
5. Create Awareness about the use of Islamic Finance for the Halal industry to Halalize the
entire supply chain.
6. Reaching recommendations to harmonize Halal standards available around the world to
remove trade and customs barriers.
7. Propose establishment of a Global Islamic Jurisprudence Council that is specialized on
Halal Shariah issues and Halal related Fatwas, to facilitate the global Halal industry in
eliminating inconsistencies.
8. To facilitate in creating a global Halal Eco-System that complies with the UN Sustainability
Development Goals (SDGs), aimed to achieve a Halal Lifestyle for ALL.
9. Contribution of Halal industry for the Sustainability and Poverty elevation.
10. Cooperation and coordination with Halal centers in Islamic countries, and integration with
them in bridging the missing gap in Halal issues.
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Why The Kingdom Of Bahrain?
The Kingdom of Bahrain is considered one of
the leading Arab Islamic countries in the
application of Islamic law, and one of the first
countries in embracing Islamic institutions of
all kinds, banking, financial and insurance,
and the manufacture of Halal national
products, in addition to organizing many
events that focus on Islamic banking, and this
Expo comes in line with the vision of the
Kingdom of Bahrain Economic 2030, which
depends on diversifying sources of income
through a number of programs to enhance its
role as a regional and global center to serve
the Halal industry and its services, which will
complement its system in other global Islamic
activities and events.
Supported By:
Through the UNIDO ITPO Network ITPO Bahrain provides a wide spectrum of services
offered to Investors/Entrepreneurs ranging from Business Counseling to the setting up of joint
ventures Thus providing a unique combination of value-added services to client institutions
and entrepreneurs who want to forge new alliances in international industrial investment and
technology transfer.
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Supported By:
The center is considered the strategic partner with the Ministry of Industry, Commerce and
Tourism and the Cambridge Research and Conference Management Company in the
Kingdom of Bahrain to organize the activities of the Halal industry in the Kingdom of
Bahrain.
The Islamic Center for the Development of Trade has been established for more than 35
years in the service of promoting trade and investment among the member states of the
Organization of Islamic Cooperation.
Ÿ Encouraging and developing regular trade exchanges between Member States.
Ÿ Investment development aimed at encouraging trade exchanges between Islamic
countries.
Ÿ Contributing to raising the production of member states and paving the way for
penetration into foreign markets.
Ÿ The center also collects and promotes business information and economic events.
Ÿ Assisting Member States in activating global trade and negotiations, as well as
assisting Islamic institutions.
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Supported By:
The Cambridge Research and Conference Center was established in the Kingdom of
Bahrain. It is an Arab center with a distinguished scientific horizon, specialized in scientific
research and publishing it through the Cambridge Scientific Journal of International Standard
Research, which obtained certificates from research centers and prestigious universities as
the journal is issued in a continuous monthly issue under the supervision of higher scientific
committees and in cooperation with universities from various Arab countries.
The center sponsors and organizes international conferences held in cooperation with Arab
universities and international organizations, and participation is open to all researchers. The
center also sponsors some art exhibitions.
The Center has branches in many Arab countries with the aim of establishing scientific
activities, conducting workshops and training in the field of scientific research, and making
scientific cooperation protocols that enhance and support scientists and open horizons for
them to export their work and create the appropriate environment for their promotion and
dissemination in a manner consistent with the spirit of scientific research.
The center is headed by Dr. Hafsa Muhammad Al-Gharib, and its membership includes a
number of Arab academics.
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Bahrain International
Exhibition & Convention Center
Sakhir Area
It is expected that the Bahrain International Exhibition and Convention Center in Sakhir will
host Bahrain Halal Expo activities, and it is one of the important facilities for the exhibition
industry in the Kingdom of Bahrain, which will be inaugurated during the reign of His Majesty
the King of the Kingdom of Bahrain during the year 2022.
It is one of the largest exhibition centers in the region, and includes 10 halls For exhibitions
with a total area of 95 thousand square meters and a conference hall that can accommodate
4000 people and enjoy all the advantages that the exhibitor needs, and this center will qualify
to receive annual events of various sizes and sectors. The participant and the visitor can
access it with ease and effortlessnes, and it is linked to multiple and easy exits and entrances.
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EXPO Hall
The Organizing Committee will organize an exhibition accompanying the Forum of the
Kingdom of Bahrain for the Halal Industry and Services, at the Bahrain International
Exhibition Center in the Sakhir area, which is characterized by large halls and large areas for
displaying halal-related products of all kinds, in addition to displaying halal products for
companies, service institutions, organizations and bodies working in the field of halal Through
coordination with the event's organizing committee.
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EXPO Subjects & Topics
It is expected that this expo will discuss many topics related to the Halal industry and its
services, in particular the following:
Ÿ Introducing Halal and its divisions, and the current economic and technological
developments in relation to Halal products.
Ÿ Identify the chemical state of food ingredients, food additives, medicines, cosmetics, and
what is related to them.
Ÿ Discussing the legality of using means of shock and anaesthesia (electrical shock and
concussion) and the concept of impossibility and the importance of declaring them on the
label of the package data if they are used in the product claimed to be Halal.
Ÿ Learn about the history of the Halal industry and its services, the obstacles faced by the
industry throughout history, and the solutions offered.
Ÿ Discussing the importance of laboratory analytical results and modern techniques used in
Halal laboratories and reinterpreting them by offering future Halal workshops dealing with
these topics.
Ÿ Learn about the economic, commercial, educational and service aspects of the Halal
industry and its services.
Ÿ Identifying prospects and promising investment opportunities in the Halal industry.
Ÿ Emphasizing the importance of using modern technologies and social media platforms as
a reliable observatory in spreading the Halal culture and building its economies in food and
non-food products.
Ÿ Communicating with international universities in providing studies on how to spread the
Halal culture to include daily habits and practices.
Ÿ Presenting applicable recommendations aimed at promoting the concept of the Halal
industry and its services.
11EXPO Workshops
1. The First Halal Workshop: Transforming Scientific Research and Development
Activities in the Halal Industry:
A workshop aims to prepare a study and benefit from previous studies on how to secure
funding for scientific research and development activities in the Halal industry using the
necessary technical knowledge and education.
Workshop objectives:
Ÿ Mobilizing specialized human and technical resources to develop a plan to finance
scientific research and development activities in the world in the field of Halal and its
related awareness campaigns.
Ÿ Review and evaluate attempts to establish similar funds around the world.
Ÿ Conducting in-depth legal and legal studies to decide on an appropriate mechanism for
financing scientific research and development activities in the field of Halal.
2. The second workshop by specialization:
It is a workshop that will be designed through communication with organizations and
companies specialized in the field of the halal industry and its services in various sectors in
the field of promotion in cooperation and coordination with the organizing committee of the
forum.
3. The third workshop on academic health accreditation:
It will be organized in cooperation with the National Health Regulatory Authority (NHRA) in
the Kingdom of Bahrain and the participants will be given recognized certificates.
12Halal Award
The organizing committee will work to launch an international award to:
Ÿ Promote awareness of the Halal culture internationally and take the necessary measures
to achieve this end.
Ÿ Strengthen cooperation between all Halal organizations around the world, and make the
true Halal standard their common denominator.
Ÿ Coordination and promotion of activities in the field of Halal around the world.
Ÿ Cooperating, where appropriate, with other organizations that promote Halal trade without
barriers.
Ÿ Contribute to the removal of obstacles that may exist with the Halal trade.
Ÿ Promoting economic development, social progress and improving living standards.
Ÿ Honoring those who performed outstandingly in the Halal industry in its various fields.
Award Criteria:
The award is a mark of quality, excellence and innovation for the distinguished initiatives of
companies and individuals around the world. It is divided into 11 awards, namely:
1. The best Halal product according to the Islamic standard.
2. Best Creative Social Media Marketing Campaign.
3. The best Islamic financial services and products.
4. A distinguished project on the social responsibility of Halal companies.
5. Best Halal Project in Hospitality, Travel and Tourism.
6. Best Halal Service Provider.
7. The best innovation in the Halal industry.
8. The best Halal brands.
9. Outstanding personal achievement in the Halal industry.
10. Innovation and development in information technology and social networks.
11. The best Halal company in the management and development of human resources for
the human element and attention to raising its competencies, capabilities and
professional skills and providing health care.
13Who should participate?
It is expected that more than 500 participants representing different sectors and different
categories will participate in this conference, in addition to the participation of a number of
companies and countries in the accompanying exhibition with about 750 booth stands divided
by sectors.
In addition, a number of interested candidates will participate in the workshops
accompanying the events on topics or themes concerned with halal and its derivatives. It is
also expected that a number of candidates will participate in the awards that will be launched
during the forum and the exhibition in the Kingdom of Bahrain. In particular, the participation
or attendance will be represented in the following sectors:
1. The members of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, which number more than 57
countries in the Islamic world.
2. Members of the Islamic Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture, which represents
all Islamic chambers in Islamic countries, which number more than 57 countries.
3. Members of the Islamic Center for the Development of Trade, which represents all Islamic
countries.
4. Participation of the Islamic Development Bank Group and the Islamic financing and
insurance institutions that operate under the umbrella of the group.
5. Islamic bodies, organizations, institutions and others that work in the field of halal and its
derivatives.
6. Businessmen and women from Islamic countries and other friendly countries who
represent the various private and public sectors in those countries.
7. Small, medium and micro enterprises, entrepreneurs and young entrepreneurs in various
sectors of interest.
8. Federations and chambers of commerce, industry, agriculture and service in Islamic and
Arab countries.
9. Islamic financial institutions and banks operating in the countries of the Cooperation
Council, Arab countries and Islamic countries, which represent all financing agencies.
10. Arab-foreign joint chambers in various countries of the world, which represent a large
base of institutions and companies working with Arab and Islamic countries.
11. Members and representatives of the International Development Organization, UNIDO,
and the institutions and companies that fall under it.
14Sponsorship Benefits
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EXPO Schedule
October 4-5 2022 Installation and construction of the exhibition pavilions
October 6 2022 Opening Ceremony of the EXPO and the accompanying
Exhibition
October 6 2022 The official dinner and the launch of the Halal Award
October 7 2022 Organization of workshops
October 8 2022 Closing of events
October 9 2022 Exhibits and pavilions removed
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To participate our email us at
info@bahrainhalalexpo.com
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