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IFRIG seals landmark partnerships with Malaysia, Indonesia Universities to boost non-interest banking

The move is designed to accelerate non-interest banking and finance education, promote joint research, and strengthen professional capacity-building among Ghana’s financial regulators.
The training tour, which marked IFRIG’s maiden overseas capacity-building programme, brought together key financial regulators from Ghana to engage with global best practices in non-interest banking and finance.
The Islamic Finance Research Institute of Ghana (IFRIG) has taken a bold step toward transforming the country’s financial landscape, signing two strategic Memorandums of Understanding with top-tier Asian universities during a historic training tour of Malaysia.
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