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Gaza conflict propels local food brands; Islamic fintech growth; food security in OIC
Salaam Gateway
March 01, 2024
Pulse of the Global Islamic Economy
20 Shaʻban, 1445 AH
Assalamualaikum,
The Gaza conflict, close to completing its fifth month, has had a deep emotional impact on Muslim consumers, who have used their purchasing power to avoid brands they perceive to be supporting Israel. This has propelled a 'buy local' movement. Are homegrown brands ready to fill the void?
Also, do read how OIC countries are taking key initiatives to boost food security.
Finally, our countdown to Ramadan begins. We wish you a blessed month.
Keep Palestine and its people in your prayers.
Big story this week:
Consumers across the region are opting for local food brands, in an attempt to express solidarity with Palestine. Can the momentum last?
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