
As part of the Indonesia Mission, held under the theme “Setting Sail for Closer Cooperation” and organized in collaboration between the Republic of Türkiye Investment and Finance Office and The Participation Banks Association of Türkiye (TKBB), a series of high-level engagements took place in Jakarta to further strengthen cooperation between Türkiye and Indonesia in the field of participation finance.
The program was held with the distinguished participation of H.E. Prof. Dr. Talip Küçükcan, Ambassador of Türkiye to Indonesia. During the program, a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed between the National Committee for Sharia Economy and Finance (KNEKS) and the Republic of Türkiye Investment and Finance Office to foster closer collaboration between the participation finance ecosystems of the two countries.
The MoU was signed by Dr. Tarık Akın, Head of the Participation Finance Department at the Republic of Türkiye Investment and Finance Office, and Dr. Sutan Emir Hidayat, Director of Sharia Ecosystem Infrastructure at KNEKS, in the presence of H.E. Prof. Dr. Talip Küçükcan, Ambassador of Türkiye to Indonesia, Mr. Mehmet Ali Akben, Chairman of the Board of TKBB, Mr. Bob T. Ananta, Vice President of Bank Syariah Indonesia, and Mr. Koko T. Rachmadi, President Director of Bank Aladin Syariah.
In his remarks, Mr. Mehmet Ali Akben, Chairman of the Board of The Participation Banks Association of Türkiye, underlined the strong progress achieved by Türkiye’s participation finance sector in recent years, emphasizing its role in enhancing financial inclusion, supporting the real economy, and advancing ethical finance principles. Mr. Akben stated that stronger cooperation between Türkiye and Indonesia would make a meaningful contribution to the development of the global participation finance ecosystem. Following his remarks, Dr. Tarık Akın, Head of the Participation Finance Department at the Republic of Türkiye Investment and Finance Office, also delivered an opening address.
Discussions held during the program focused on:
• recent developments in the participation finance ecosystems of Türkiye and Indonesia,
• cooperation and investment opportunities in participation finance capital markets, and
• cross-border financial cooperation and potential areas for joint project development.
Through presentations, technical sessions, and bilateral meetings held throughout the program, significant steps were taken toward identifying and advancing concrete areas of cooperation between the two countries.
These engagements, which aim to promote knowledge and experience sharing, enhance integration between participation finance ecosystems, and deepen cross-border collaboration, provide a strong foundation for the further development of long-term and strategic partnerships between Türkiye and Indonesia.
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