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IBFIM collaborates with MOFA in creating a diverse talent pool in Islamic finance

5 Apr 2021 | Monday

The Islamic Banking and Finance Institute Malaysia (IBFIM) is collaborating with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) to organise programmes under the Malaysian Technical Cooperation Programme (MTCP). Two of IBFIM's flagship certifications, namely, the Associate Qualification in Islamic Finance (AQIF) and the Fundamental Certificate in Islamic Banking (FCIB) were selected by MOFA for the MTCP.
 
The MTCP, launched on 7 September 1980, was Malaysia’s commitment to the South-South Cooperation, and is a platform for Malaysia to share its development experiences with other developing countries. Since its inception, more than 34,000 participants from 144 countries have participated in MTCP.
 
Four programmes will be conducted by IBFIM and first will be held from 5 to 9 April 2021, involving eleven delegates from Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan, Bangladesh and Laos.
 
“It is an honour for IBFIM to be given the opportunity to collaborate with MOFA through the MTCP and to instill deeper understanding of Islamic finance beyond the Malaysian shores,” said IBFIM’s Chief Executive Officer, Yusry Yusoff.
“AQIF and FCIB, are two of our flagship programmes. Both were designed to ensure attainment of technical proficiency and professional skills. To date there are 3,312 AQIF holders and 932 FCIB holders, respectively,” added Yusry.
 
“We look forward in supporting the effort to build stronger bilateral relations between Malaysia and other countries through this collaboration” he concluded.
 
For media enquiries, please contact:
Noorliza Abdul Latiff,
Mobile: 0111 0703031
Email: noorliza@ibfim.com
Head, Corporate Communications
IBFIM
 
About IBFIM
IBFIM is a lifelong learning institution which specialises in industry technical certifications. The certifications are designed to ensure attainment of technical proficiency levels to fulfil jobs requirement and support professionalisation of the industry. IBFIM key programmes are developed based on IBFIM Qualifications Framework and are accorded Full Accreditation by the Finance Accreditation Agency to maintain the quality and provide progressive career route for the certificate holders.
 
IBFIM learning modules are customisable to fulfil the specific needs of the clients within the Islamic financial institutions specifically as well as other sectors engaging in Islamic finance.
 
IBFIM also offer joint-programmes with relevant industry professional bodies and collaborate with academic institutions in its effort to prepare talent for the industry. IBFIM programmes are delivered via classroom and online learning.
 
IBFIM’s Islamic finance publications and advisory services are also available in supporting the industry’s talent development initiative.

Source: IBFIM