The Islamic Governance (IG) Annual Symposium is part of the Institute of Policy Studies’ endeavour to continue the conversation on the concept of Islamic Governance. Maintaining this conversation on Islamic Governance is an important strategic focus for the IPS, in order to enhance our academic and intellectual proficiencies, and for creating a constructive intellectual space for academics, policy makers, policy implementers, researchers, students and, most essentially, the general public, to share their knowledge, opinions and experiences in a mass collaborative effort towards greater understanding of the concept’s application, relevance and challenges; and ultimately towards creating a profound awareness of the possibilities of Islam as a solution for societal organisation, for overcoming its challenges, and enhancing inter-civilisational relations. In the field of public policy, ‘Islamic Governance’ is a critical cog for realising the Islamic component of Brunei’s national philosophy of MIB, by offering a systematic, cohesive and holistic approach for mitigating the incongruences between national aspiration, policy formulation and its implementation.

First Islamic Governance Symposium

Functionality and
Relevance in a Modern Negara

Saturday, 21st November 2015

Third Islamic Governance Symposium

Integrating Organisational Functions
within an Islamic System of Governance

Saturday, 8th April 2017

Fifth Islamic Governance Symposium
The First International Islamic Governance Symposium

The Evolution of the Muslim State

Saturday & Sunday, 21st & 22nd September 2019

Second Islamic Governance Symposium

Identifying Roles and
Protecting Rights Under Islamic Governance

Saturday, 2nd April 2016

Fourth Islamic Governance Symposium

The Governance
of Conflict

Saturday, 7th April 2018

Sixth Islamic Governance Symposium

Innovation & Technology
in an Islamic System of Governance 

Sunday, 8th November 2020

Access to IG Symposium Recordings

Due to privacy concerns of our speakers, access to video recordings of the the IG Symposiums is now restricted.

To access this media, simply email your request to admin@islamicgovernance.org 

The Journal of Islamic Governance is part of the Islamic Governance Initiative led by the Institute of Policy Studies in collaboration with the Institute for Leadership, Innovation, and Advancement and the Sultan Omar 'Ali Saifuddien Centre for Islamic Studies, Universiti Brunei Darussalam

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