On 30 May 2025, representatives from the Neo Royal Executive Club (NREC) participated in a high-level strategic meeting with Al Huda Centre of Islamic Banking & Economics in Dubai, focused on expanding the frontiers of Islamic finance to serve global infrastructure development.

The core theme of the meeting was Sukuk structuring—an Islamic financial instrument increasingly gaining global traction as a vehicle for ethical and asset-backed fundraising. The dialogue explored how Sukuk can be leveraged to support cross-border infrastructure projects, advance financial inclusion, and enable sustainable capital flow between Africa, the GCC, and broader emerging markets.

This engagement marks a critical step in NREC’s mission to build a high-trust platform where strategic finance and visionary leadership intersect. Discussions also touched on sharia-compliant investment frameworks, joint development strategies, and future capital alignment initiatives tailored to long-term value creation.

“Islamic finance isn’t just a regional mechanism—it’s a global solution for inclusive growth. Meetings like this help bridge visionary investors with future-focused funding structures,” said a senior NREC delegate.

As NREC continues to facilitate international financial dialogues, partnerships like this—with Al Huda Financial and similar expert institutions—form the foundation of its approach to equitable investment leadership across geographies.