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IFC VIRTUAL FASHION SHOW ISEF 2020

WHAT IS IFC?

Indonesian Fashion Chamber (IFC) is a non-profit organization whose membership consists of Indonesia’s foremost fashion entrepreneurs and fashion designers who cover the gambit of ladieswear, menswear, jewelry, and accessory designs.

The IFC was created by our members dedication for the Indonesian fashion industry and our goal to engage with the Indonesian Government as a key contributor to Indonesia’s economic growth and prosperity. Through the IFC’s concerted efforts, we believe that Indonesia can become a global fashion capital, by adhering to the philosophy of Local Inspiration with Contemporary Spirit.

Furthermore, we strive to reinforce the foundation of those involved in the fashion industry, namely government bodies, business entities, educational institutions, and fashion communities, through Seminars, Focus Group Discussions, Workshops, Domestic and International Trade Fairs. Our synchronized efforts will integrate planning and development to promote fashion as part of the creative industry. The fashion industry is made up of creative subgroups consisting of design, sourcing, production, distribution, sales, marketing, environmental awareness, and archiving. IFC members, who are among Indonesia’s leading fashions designers, will be the first link in this creative chain.

WHAT IS ISEF?

Starting from its initial background as the alternative instrument for a more evenly distributed wellbeing, the industry of sharia finance and economy is now transforming into one of the factors which enforces the development of Indonesian economy.

As a country with the highest Muslim population in the world, Indonesia is widely known as a ‘sleeping giant’ with a high potency and opportunity of being the leading actor of world’s economy, especially in the sector of sharia economy/finance. With that high potency, Bank Indonesia, or the central bank, tries to give some real contributions to the development of sharia economy and finance in Indonesia.

The contributions would be, among others, the implementation of an activity so-called Indonesia Sharia Economic Festival (ISEF) which has been held since 2014. The vision of ISEF is to enforce the sharia economy and finance as the main current of national and international policies, as well as to make Indonesia the world’s reference of the development of sharia economy and finance. As an effort in manifesting the vision, Bank Indonesia has been committed to upgrade the scope of ISEF activities to reach the international level. ISEF has experienced transformation, as in turning its local and national agendas to be more international, with an aim of making Indonesia the world’s leading center of sharia economy/finance development.

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