In Murabahah, Pakistan raises $350 million from UAE banks

 A joint investment programme coordinated by Ajman Bank and the Commercial Bank of Dubai (CBD) in the United Arab Emirates, which focuses on Murabahah has acquired USD 350 million, stated Islamic financial reporting.

Twelve Gulf Cooperation Council banks, including the Gulf International Bank, the United Arab Bank, the Islamic private sector development corporation and the Arab Investment company, authorised and in principle added the specialised loan facility in concept.

In Murabahah, Pakistan raises $350 million from UAE banks

The investment emphasised in the Murabaha financing structure is an example for foreign business organisations which are eager to expand their capital into Pakistan on the basis of Shariah-complying laws for profit.

While Islamic funding facilities were initially priced at $200 million, subscriptions increased by over 75% as a consequence of increasing local, regional and worldwide investor demand.

The Pakistani government has recently looked for foreign investment routes that strengthen its capital foundation, notably from the Islamic credit line.

The above-mentioned development confirms the cross-border "trust of investors in Pakistan, reinforced by continuing restructuring and continuous investments in the country's physical infrastructures."

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