Istanbul, May 27 (QNA) - The Turkish city of Istanbul will host the third Global Islamic Economy Summit from June 3 to 6, bringing together policymakers, economists, investors, financial institutions, academics and industry representatives.

The summit will focus on a range of global economic issues, including ethical finance, real-economy growth, sustainable development and inclusive economic expansion.

The event is organized by the Al Baraka Forum for Islamic Economics in strategic partnership with Turkiye's Presidential Investment and Finance Office, the Turkish Sovereign Wealth Fund, the Istanbul Financial Center, the Islamic Cooperation Youth Forum and Ibn Haldun University.

Discussions over the four-day program are expected to examine the role of capital within the Islamic economic framework, with sessions addressing productive capital circulation, inclusive participation in economic activity and the development of ethical financing models that support sustainable growth.

The summit will also feature dialogue sessions and strategic meetings involving representatives from central banks, global financial institutions and investment bodies, alongside experts in financial technology.

Key topics include the global economy and capital flows, Islamic banking, sukuk markets, social finance and waqf (endowments), as well as artificial intelligence, digital financial technologies, entrepreneurship and small and medium-sized enterprise financing. (QNA)