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Master Class BPKH and PDIE FEB Trisakti University on Sustainable Hajj Financial Management
Jakarta, November 3, 2025, Faculty of Economics and Business, Trisakti University in collaboration with the Indonesian Hajj Financial Management Agency (BPKH) held a National Seminar and Master Class entitled “Hajj Financial Management and Sustainability of Hajj Financial in Accordance with Sharia”, Monday (3/11) at the Faculty of Economics and Business (FEB) campus of Trisakti University. This activity is part of a series of BPKH Master Classwhich regularly presents collaborations between national academics and practitioners.
The event was solemnly opened with a prayer reading by Ust. Syarif Hidayatullah, followed by singing the Indonesian national anthem, the BPKH March, and the Trisakti University March. The opening remarks were delivered by the Dean of the FEB Trisakti University, Prof. Dr. Yolanda Masnita Siagian, MM, CIRR, CMA, CPM, who emphasized the importance of synergy between higher education institutions and community fund management institutions in building a sustainable sharia economic ecosystem. Then continued with the presentation of an award plaque between the FEB Trisakti University and BPKH as a symbol of collaborative commitment in developing sharia financial literacy in Indonesia.
The first session, Dr. Sulistyowati, ME, CFP, Head of the BPKH Implementing Agency, presented policies and strategies for managing hajj funds professionally and transparently in accordance with sharia principles. This was followed by Dr. Husna Leila Yusran, MM, CMA, CPM, Deputy Dean I of the Faculty of Economics and Business, Usakti, who discussed sustainability (sustainability) Hajj finances in the context of governance and financial literacy of the community.
The second session featured Agung Bayu, Regional Head of Jakarta West, PT Bank Muamalat Indonesia Tbk, who also presented information on Islamic banking products and services that support the digitalization of the national Islamic economy.
The event, attended by approximately 90 participants, comprising lecturers, students, and invited guests from BPKH and Bank Muamalat, emphasized its role as a financial institution.center of excellencein Islamic economics and sustainable finance education, while strengthening strategic networks between the academic world and national Islamic financial institutions.