Morocco Mulls First Islamic Bond in Years, Says Monetary Chief
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Conventional Banking Isn’t Un-Islamic, Morocco’s Islamic Affairs Minister Says
At the 23rd Forum on the Financial Stability of Islamic Financial Institutions in Rabat, Morocco’s Minister of Islamic Affairs, Ahmed Toufiq, said on Thursday that Morocco uses the term “participatory finance” rather than “Islamic finance” deliberately to avoid creating the impression that other financial systems are un-Islamic. The choice of language is intended to foster inclusivity and clarity, he said. “The introduction of what is commonly c…
Morocco Mulls First Islamic Bond In Years, Says Monetary Chief
Morocco may sell Islamic bonds in 2025 after a seven-year hiatus, the central bank governor said, amid an investment drive for the men’s football World Cup in 2030.The government is “studying” a new sukuk before the end of this year, Governor Abdellatif Jouahri said to Bloomberg on the sidelines of an Islamic finance conference in Rabat on Thursday. He did not say whether the issuance would be in a foreign or the local currency.Morocco last sold…
The sukuk listing strengthens the bank's financial position and marks a more active involvement in the national sharia capital market ecosystem.
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