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flag WHO and Islamic finance partners launch coalition to fund global health via ethical Islamic financial tools.

flag The World Health Organization and the Islamic Centre for Development of Trade have launched a new coalition in Riyadh to boost global health funding using Islamic finance tools like sukuk and profit-sharing models. flag The initiative aims to mobilize ethical capital from Muslim-majority nations and global Islamic financial institutions to strengthen health systems, particularly in low- and middle-income regions. flag It focuses on addressing funding gaps caused by shrinking aid and rising health demands, promoting sustainable, transparent financing aligned with national priorities and measurable outcomes. flag While specific projects were not disclosed, the coalition will foster partnerships to turn health goals into investable opportunities, with pilot programs planned for evaluation by 2026.

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