A cabinet meeting chaired by the UAE Vice President and Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai approved the establishment of the International Halal Accreditation Forum, headquartered in Dubai, dedicated to regulating the booming development of this industry and introducing a supervisory mechanism to protect consumer rights and promote the industry.
The forum will help establish halal-certified food and non-halal food systems worldwide, ensuring and promoting trade activities in the halal industry and advancing connections between regional and global organizations.
Held in the UAE, the International Halal Accreditation Forum reflects the government's commitment to becoming a reference standard for global Halal food certification regulations.
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- What does the UAE's International Halal Accreditation Forum do?
- The forum was approved by a UAE cabinet meeting and is headquartered in Dubai, dedicated to regulating the booming halal industry and introducing a supervisory mechanism to protect consumer rights and promote the industry. It helps establish halal-certified and non-halal food systems worldwide, ensures and promotes trade activities in the halal industry, and advances connections between regional and global organizations, reflecting the UAE government's goal of becoming a reference standard for global halal food certification regulations.