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Global Islamic Finance Summit
June 22, 2026 – June 22, 2026Madinat Jumeirah Conference & Events Centre, UAE
Why Attend & Exhibit
Why Attend
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Meetings & Networking
Premier business-meetings facilitator for Islamic finance markets in the MENA region. Host curated meetings with decision-makers and key stakeholders, building high-quality regional connections without the usual travel costs. The networking area is shared with co-located events Bonds, Loans & Sukuk Middle East, Global Private & Alternative Credit, and Global Markets Middle East.
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Expert Market Insights
Comprehensive agenda covering the practical realities of scaling Islamic finance — standardisation, liquidity, secondary-market depth, cross-border participation, and the industry's path to mainstream asset-class status.
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A unique event experience
The only forum that frames Islamic finance from a forward-looking, globalisation-stage lens rather than a niche-growth one — facilitating business deals while shaping the industry's future direction.
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Benchmark globally
Showcase your institution's involvement in Islamic finance and benchmark your practice against global peers active in sukuk, takaful, and Shariah-compliant capital markets.
Why Exhibit
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Drive ROI with 1-2-1 meetings
Where it's held
Madinat Jumeirah Conference & Events Centre, Dubai, UAE
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About the Organiser
Past Editions — By the Numbers
Results from previous editions — the proof of what exhibitors and visitors can expect. Figures are organiser-reported.
2025 Edition
May 20-21, 2025Dubai, UAE (GBM: Middle East 2025 festival)
Prior edition delivered as part of the GBM: Middle East 2025 festival. The published photo gallery covers two days (Day 1: 2025-05-20; Day 2: 2025-05-21) of plenary sessions, panel discussions and networking across the Islamic finance, sukuk and broader capital-markets agenda.
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Direct contacts at the organising team.
General enquiries / Marketing
Marketing (GFC Media Group)
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Global Islamic Finance Summit?
- The Global Islamic Finance Summit is a Middle East-focused Islamic finance conference held as part of the GBM: Middle East 2026 festival. The summit brings together Islamic banks, Shariah-compliant divisions of conventional banks, investment funds, takaful operators, sukuk issuers and arrangers, regulatory bodies, sovereign wealth funds and government stakeholders to discuss the practical realities of scaling Islamic finance from a specialised segment into a mainstream asset class. With the global industry now surpassing USD 1 trillion in outstanding sukuk and USD 4-5 trillion in total Islamic finance assets, the agenda focuses on standardisation, liquidity, secondary-market depth and cross-border participations. The summit's networking floor is shared with the co-located Bonds, Loans & Sukuk Middle East, Global Private & Alternative Credit, and Global Markets Middle East events, giving delegates access to a broader fixed-income and capital-markets audience under one roof.
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