Nama’a Foundation and Academy Conclude Islamic Finance Training Program

Nama’a Foundation and Academy Conclude Islamic Finance Training Program

The Nama’a Development and Microfinance Foundation, in collaboration with Nama’a Academy, has concluded a specialized training program in Islamic Finance, with the participation of 26 graduates from the Faculty of Agriculture. The initiative is part of the Foundation’s efforts to equip young graduates with financial knowledge and skills aligned with Islamic principles, opening new pathways in entrepreneurship and sustainable economic development.

The program provided a well-rounded academic and practical curriculum covering:
* The origins and evolution of Islamic finance
* Operations of Islamic financial institutions
* Core principles of Islamic finance and its ethical framework
* Sharia-compliant contracts and Islamic trade laws
* Financing methods such as Murabaha, Mudarabah, Ijarah, Istisna
* Risk-benefit analysis of Islamic finance tools

The current state of Islamic microfinance in Yemen and practical solutions for expanding its role in youth-led projects.
In the closing ceremony, Mr. Tawfiq Al-Hakimi, Deputy Executive Director of Nama’a, praised the participants’ strong engagement and discipline, emphasizing the importance of such programs in preparing a generation rooted in values and capable of driving impactful development.

He also extended his gratitude to Mr. Mohammed Al-Farran, Chairman of Nama’a Foundation and Academy, and Dr. Khaled Jaadan, Executive Director, for their continued support and leadership in empowering youth.

Trainer Ali Al-Mutawakkil commended the trainees' enthusiasm and awareness of the importance of Islamic finance as a powerful tool for economic progress.

This course, like all Nama’a programs, was offered free of charge, as part of the Foundation’s mission to support inclusive economic and social development.

The program concluded with a certificate ceremony filled with pride and positivity, as participants expressed their appreciation and readiness to apply their new skills to real-world, value-driven business ventures.