Japan's 1st Islamic finance seminar held to promote unique techn

TOKYO, Japan - Rifaat Ahmed Abdel Karim (standing on the podium), secretary general of the Islamic Financial Services Board, speaks at a seminar on Islamic finance, the first of the kind in Japan, in Tokyo on Jan. 22. The two-day seminar, aimed to promote the fund-raising method and encourage Japanese companies to tap the burgeoning capital market rich with ''oil money,'' drew about 200 participants on the first day. (Kyodo)

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