About The Islamic Chamber Research & Information Center

The Islamic Chamber Research and Information Center was incepted in 2002, based on a Memorandum of Understanding between the Islamic Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Iran Chamber of Commerce, Industries and Mines, to identify and analyze challenges and opportunities related to promotion of trade; to assist small & medium enterprises in OIC countries ; to organize seminars, workshops and training programs on economic issues ; to design training programs for the ICCI in different sectors ; to collect, compile and disseminate trade data among OIC Countries; to develop relations with other training and research institutions; to produce a wide range of reports, books and other publications... Read More...

2013 CHINA (QINGHAI) INTERNATIONAL HALAL FOOD AND PRODUCTS FAIR OPENED ON THE 30TH

Wednesday, 1 May, 2013

Opening Ceremony of the 7th Qinghai Halal Food and Products Exhibition 2013 was held with presence of foreign companies from more than 20 countries and domestic companies on April 30th

TRAINING COURSE ON THE IMPACT OF DOHA NEGOTIATIONS ON OIC PRIVATE SECTORS WITH THE COOPERATION OF WTO TRAINING INSTITUTE

Tuesday, 30 April, 2013

ICRIC AND HALAL WORLD ATTEND 2013 CHINA (QINGHAI) HALAL FOOD AND PRODUCTS FAIR

Tuesday, 30 April, 2013

Islamic Chamber Research & Information Center (ICRIC) and its affiliated institute, “Halal World” attended 2013 China (Qinghai) Halal Food and Products Fair,

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CAMEROON PASSES LAW ON NEW INCENTIVES TO FOREIGN AND LOCAL INVESTORS

Saturday,18 May , 2013

Since April 18, 2013, a law aimed at facilitating the activities of investors on Cameroon soil now exists. President Paul Biya promulgated the bill from the lower house of parliament into law last Thursday. Law no 2013/004 grants a common tax, customs, financial and administrative incentives and also special administrative incentives to businesses at the establishment and operation phases.

EBRD SAYS AZERBAIJAN’S GROWTH TRENDS WILL SPEED UP

Saturday,18 May , 2013

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) expects the acceleration of the economic growth trends in Azerbaijan in 2013.In its Regional Economic Prospects report, EBRD says that after successfully overcoming the financial crisis, Azerbaijan's economy has slowed as the pace of oil extraction decelerated. However, the oil output decline has been more than compensated by the encouraging growth of the non-oil sector led by construction and services sectors.