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AL HAJJ BUSINESS EXPO
Every year on month of Zulhijjah, about 3 million
Muslims from all over the world visit Mecca for Hajj.
Most of them are financially strong since Hajj require
a great deal of money for transportation (airplane
ticket, etc.) and accommodation from their origin
country to Mecca for about 15 to 30 days. This event,
where 3 millions people from all over the world gather
at the same time, I believe only happen on Hajj
season! It's a priceless unique moment!
In Mecca, they just gather, doing Hajj, and then go
back to their own country. Though some of them perhaps
get acquaintances, but they were very few since not
officially organized. Most of them still do not know
each other (names, addresses, businesses, etc.), and
the link between all Muslims all over the world, which
is supposed pioneered by them, is not effectively
built.
Though our Prophet says, "Muslims just like one body,"
yet we are not like that. We do not work together. We
do not sell or buy things from our brothers. We deal
with others. For example: Indonesia, a 4th most
populated country in the world with 220,000,000
people, has foreign trade as follows (amount in
Million USD):
Partner Country
1997
1998
Growth (%)
Export
Import
Export
Import
Export
Import
ASIA
1. Japan
12,485.0
8,252.3
9,116.0
4,292.5
-27.0
-48.0
2. Singapore
5,467.9
3,410.9
5,718.3
2,542.8
4.6
-25.5
3. Republic of Korea
3,462.2
2,321.8
2,567.8
1,527.8
-25.8
-34.2
4. Taiwan, Province of China
1,782.3
1,589.7
1,720.7
994.6
-3.5
-37.4
5. China
2,229.3
1,518.0
1,832.0
906.3
-17.8
-40.3
6. Hongkong
1,785.1
325.4
1,865.0
263.7
4.5
-19.0
EUROPE
1. Germany
1,465.7
2,628.7
1,401.3
2,365.7
-4.4
10.0
2. Netherlands
1,842.4
565.9
1,512.3
338.4
-17.9
-40.2
3. United Kingdom
1,238.1
1,084.4
1,143.1
920.3
-7.7
-15.1
4. France
499.3
1,016.5
547.3
568.1
9.6
-44.1
5. Italy
826.1
917.9
858.8
480.4
4.0
-47.7
AMERICA
1. U.S.A
7,148.1
5,440.9
7,031.0
3,517.3
1.1
-27.5
If we look the complete table below (the source:
www.bps.go.id ), we will not find any Islamic country
on the list, especially from Middle East. It is very
sad for all of us.
In 1998, Indonesia makes foreign trade with amount USD
66,411,600,000. The biggest partner is Japan with
amount USD 13,408,500,000 and the smallest recorded
partner is Canada with amount USD 915,900,000. The
transaction with Muslim countries is much lesser than
that (as I heard only 0.01%!). Sad isnt it? This
phenomenon is not only happen in Indonesia, but also
in other Muslim countries.
They deal more with others than with their Muslim
brothers, unfortunately, they are in disadvantage
position. They buy things with high prices, and sell
things with low prices. That is why most Muslim
countries like Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Indonesia are
still live in poverty.
I often heard that Middle East countries invest their
funds in Europe and America, while Europe and America
invest their money in Muslim countries such Malaysia
and Indonesia and getting profit from there. If we
could link the rich Muslim countries such as Middle
East countries with poor Muslim countries like
Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Indonesia, then they both
will benefit from those billions of dollar
transaction, and they could get rich together.
In order to do that, we have to make some strategy to
change things into a better one. We have to gather
Muslim Businessmen from all over the world in one
event. There, they could get to know each other
(businesses, etc.), come to an agreement, and make the
billions of dollars transactions among each other. We
have to make an International Muslim Business Expo.
Hajj is an important event, where about 3 million
Muslims all over the world gather in ONE PLACE and in
the SAME TIME. We should not throw away this golden
chance that setup by God just like that. God has
ordered us to gather in one place in at the same time
for a reason. Beside worship Him, He also want us to
know each other. To help each other (including havinge
business with each other).
If from 3,000,000 Hajj, there are 300,000 rich
Muslims. And from 300,000 rich Muslims there are
30,000 Muslim Businessmen from all over the world.
That number is enough to change the statistic number
below, and put Muslim countries in top of the list of
Foreign Trade Partner Countries, instead of Japan,
USA, Germany, United Kingdom, etc.
We should provide place and time for these 30,000
Muslim Businessmen to meet and interact. I propose
that we should make "AL HAJJ BUSINESS EXPO" as annual
event, right after the Hajj season (5 days after Tawaf
Wada) in Jeddah city for at least 2 weeks. Muslim
Businessmen could participate or visit the event while
they are waiting in line to go back to their own
countries.
I choose the AL HAJJ BUSINESS EXPO name, because the
event are held in the month of Hajj.
With annual event "AL HAJJ BUSINESS EXPO," Jeddah city
will not only famous, but also will be the center of
World Business, where thousands of Businessmen from
all over the world meet. "AL HAJJ BUSINESS EXPO" will
be our door to the world.
To make the "AL HAJJ BUSINESS EXPO" become reality, we
need at least:
Local Committee that would take care the permit,
place, and organize things
Event Organizer that has many experience in organizing
International Business Expo
Participants to display their products. We could
invite them through Chamber of Commerce of Muslim
countries.
Visitors. We could either invite them through the
Chamber of Commerce, Advertisements, or put the banner
in the street of Jeddah city on Hajj season. The
Muslim Businessmen that go on Hajj, insha Allah will
not miss the event.
Promotion. The promotion of the First Islamic Trade
Fair was not so successful. It did not reach wide
coverage. Why dont put a small notice in the Hajj
Visa given by the Saudi Embassy contain invitation as
follow: Please come to Al Hajj Business Expo on 18-29
Dzulhijjah in Jeddah Convention Center. By this way,
the invitation will reach directly to 3 million
would-be Hajj participants!
Support from Saudi Government. This event will bring
benefit to Saudi Government, not only name, but also
dollars from the stands rental, or transaction fee.
This event will make Jeddah as the center of World
Business, so I believe they would help us if we ask
them nicely.
The event should be held 5 days after the Tawaf Wada
for 2 weeks in Jeddah city. It could be held in the
open fields, Jeddah Airport, or Hotels Convention
Hall.
In "AL HAJJ BUSINESS EXPO," we could:
Promote products from Muslim countries through display
stand
Held Business Seminars with noted Muslim Businessmen
or Economists as speakers.
Showing the arts and Cultures from Muslim countries.
For example, we could make a Music Concert with Yusuf
Islam (Cat Steven) as the performer. It would be like
New Okaz Festival.
If this could work, imagine the benefit for ummat. For
example: if from this Event there are business
transaction involving Indonesia with other Muslim
countries worth 10% of the whole Indonesian foreign
trade, then there will be transactions with value more
than USD 6,000,000,000. If the "AL HAJJ BUSINESS EXPO"
committee put transaction fee 0.2% from total
transaction, then there will be USD 12,000,000 for the
committee to set-up the same event in the next year.
I hope this event could become reality, not only my
dreams, so the Muslims are not the poorest and the
most retarded Ummat in the world. Is there anyone of
you interested in helping me to make the Muslim
Business Expo become reality?
Wassalamu alaikum wr wb
A Nizami
Enclosed is the statistic report from Indonesian
Government on Foreign trade:
Export Statistics ~ Selected Tables (Million USD)
Context:
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Statistics by Subjects
Foreign Trade Statistics
Selected Tables
VALUE AND GROWTH OF FOREIGN TRADE WITH MAIN PARTNER
COUNTRIES, INDONESIA, 1997 - 1998
Partner Country
1997
1998
Growth (%)
Export
Import
Export
Import
Export
Import
ASIA
1. Japan
12,485.0
8,252.3
9,116.0
4,292.5
-27.0
-48.0
2. Singapore
5,467.9
3,410.9
5,718.3
2,542.8
4.6
-25.5
3. Republic of Korea
3,462.2
2,321.8
2,567.8
1,527.8
-25.8
-34.2
4. Taiwan, Province of China
1,782.3
1,589.7
1,720.7
994.6
-3.5
-37.4
5. China
2,229.3
1,518.0
1,832.0
906.3
-17.8
-40.3
6. Hongkong
1,785.1
325.4
1,865.0
263.7
4.5
-19.0
EUROPE
1. Germany
1,465.7
2,628.7
1,401.3
2,365.7
-4.4
10.0
2. Netherlands
1,842.4
565.9
1,512.3
338.4
-17.9
-40.2
3. United Kingdom
1,238.1
1,084.4
1,143.1
920.3
-7.7
-15.1
4. France
499.3
1,016.5
547.3
568.1
9.6
-44.1
5. Italy
826.1
917.9
858.8
480.4
4.0
-47.7
AMERICA
1. U.S.A
7,148.1
5,440.9
7,031.0
3,517.3
1.1
-27.5
2. Canada
399.7
682.4
411.7
504.2
22.5
-32.6
AUSTRALIA & OCEANIA
1. Australia
1,517.4
2,426.7
7,031.0
3,517.3
-1.6
-35.4
2. New Zealand
84.8
212.0
411.7
504.2
3.0
-26.1
(Export in FOB, Import in CIF)
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Copyright © 1996, Badan Pusat Statistik (Statistics
Indonesia), Republic of Indonesia
Export Statistics ~ Selected Tables
Context:
Home
Statistics by Subjects
Foreign Trade Statistics
Selected Tables
EXPORT OF NON-OIL-AND-GAS BY SECTOR AND
COMMODITIES, INDONESIA, 1997 - 1998
No.
Sector/Goods
FOB Value
(Million USD)
Growth (%)
1997
1998
ABSOLUTE
%
I.
Agricultural Products
3,272.0
3,653.4
381.4
11.7
1.
Coffe
503.5
578.9
75.4
15.0
2.
Shrimp
1,008.0
1,007.2
-0.8
-0.1
3.
Spices
230.2
277.7
47.5
20.6
4.
Tea
84.4
108.4
24.0
28.4
5.
Fish and Other Related
424.2
389.9
-34.3
-0.1
6.
Cocoa
295.0
382.6
-87.6
29.7
7.
Others
726.7
908.7
182.0
25.0
II.
Industrial Products
34,845.8
34,593.2
-252.6
-0.7
1.
Plywood
3,410.6
2,077.9
-1,733.2
-39.1
2.
Garments
2,875.7
2,587.8
-287.9
-10.0
3.
Processed Rubber
1,929.2
1,548.1
-381.1
-19.8
4.
Furniture & Parts
754.7
353.8
-400.9
-53.1
5.
Tulle and Lace
1,228.7
1,255.9
27.2
2.2
6.
Base Metal Goods
1,651.6
1,704.4
52.8
3.2
7.
Electrical Appliance
3,631.2
3,278.6
-352.6
-9.7
8.
Fertilizer
312.4
168.9
-143.5
-45.9
9.
Palm Oil
1,446.1
745.3
-700.8
-48.5
10.
Footwear
1 531.0
1,206.0
-325
-21.2
11.
Processed Food
836.5
755,9
-80.6
-9.6
12.
Others
15,240.5
18,910.6
-3,670.1
-24.1
III.
Mining Products
3,170.5
2,704.4
-466.1
-14.7
1.
Copper Ore
1,497.3
1,307.4
-189.9
-12.7
2.
Coal
1,485.2
1,346.4
-138.8
-9.3
3.
Nickel Ore
38.3
27.4
-10.9
-28.4
4.
Granite
48.5
0.7
-47.8
-98.6
5.
Bauxite
9.4
9.0
-0.4
-4.3
6.
Tin Ore
0.0
0.0
0.0
-
7.
Others
91.8
13.5
-78.3
-85.3
IV.
Other Sectors
532.7
24.5
-508.2
-95.4
Copyright © 1996, Badan Pusat Statistik (Statistics
Indonesia), Republic of Indonesia
Import Statistics ~ Selected Tables
Context:
Home
Statistics by Subjects
Foreign Trade Statistics
Selected Tables
IMPORT FROM TEN MAJOR COUNTRIES CONFINED TO FIVE
PRINCIPAL COMMODITIES, INDONESIA, 1997 - 1998
1997
1998
Growth (%)
Country/Commodity
Quantity
(000 Ton)
Value
(Million
USD)
Quantity
(000 Ton)
Value
(Million
USD)
Quantity
Value
JAPAN :
Parts and accessories of the motor
vehicles
137.9
1,046.4
32.9
256.7
-76.14
-75.47
Other machines and equipments
specialized for particular industry
28.2
429.9
17.5
188.2
-37.94
-56.22
Motor cycles, motor scooter, and
other cycles motorized/non-motorized
29.9
590.7
10.2
185.2
-65.89
-68.65
Textile and leather machinery and
parts
33.2
262.2
14.7
167.2
-55.72
-36.23
Flat rolled products not clad
410.5
235.4
293.1
158.9
-28.60
-32.50
U.S.A :
Civil engineering and contractor
plant and equipments
47.4
193.4
24.2
217.7
-48.95
12.56
Cotton
109.7
206.7
112.1
198.1
2.19
-4.16
Other machines and equipments
specialized for particular industry
23.2
210.9
19.7
163.5
-15.09
-22.48
Motor vehicle for the transport of
goods
7.0
75.7
14.1
148.4
101.43
96.04
Pulp and waste paper
591.2
151.6
808.8
144.7
36.81
-4.55
SINGAPORE :
Petroleum products refined
7,203.3
1,435.3
7,708.4
1,047.7
7.01
-27.00
Hidrocarbon and their halogenated,
nitrate derivatives
497.8
217.2
504.4
163.3
1.33
-24.82
Paper mill and pulp mill machinery,
paper cutting machine
1.1
4.1
4.6
76.2
318.18
1,758.54
Mechanical handling equipments and
parts
37.3
69.1
9.1
52.0
-75.60
-24.75
Additive for mineral oils
42.8
58.9
34.7
49.8
-18.93
-15.45
GERMANY :
Textile and leather machinery and
parts
7.7
160.2
10.5
321.9
36.36
100.94
Steam and other generating boilers
and parts
0.6
21.1
3.5
182.4
483.33
764.45
Other machines and equipments
specialized for particular industry
11.5
179.4
7.0
120.0
-39.13
-33.11
Printing and bookbinding machinery
and parts
2.6
48.6
5.9
99.8
126.92
105.35
Heating/cooling equipments and
parts
5.0
73.0
5.5
73.8
10.00
1.10
AUSTRALIA :
Wheat and meslin unmilled
2,020.0
434.8
2,060.4
379.1
2.00
-12.81
Cotton
131.8
233.1
206.3
339.6
56.53
45.69
Crude petroleum oils
1,292.6
217.9
758.5
86.2
-41.32
-60.44
Aluminium
54.9
87.7
44.9
76.1
-18.21
-13.23
Live animals other than fish
130.4
177.4
32.8
37.4
-74.85
-78.92
REPUBLIC OF KOREA :
Petroleum products refined
281.3
61.6
1,081.8
164.6
284.57
167.21
Leather
9.1
109.8
9.4
98.5
3.30
-10.29
Special yarns, textile fabrics
15.0
111.8
13.7
79.7
-8.67
-28.71
Fabrics, woven of man-made fibres
11.9
74.8
9.2
59.6
-22.69
-20.32
Carboxyclic acids, and their anhydrides,
halides, peroxides
96.0
63.6
132.9
57.9
38.44
-8.96
TAIWAN, PROVINCE OF CHINA :
Knitted or chrocetted fabrics
10.3
62.1
9.1
74.5
-11.65
19.97
Febrics, woven of man-made fibres
6.5
47.9
10.2
73.3
56.92
53.03
Special yarns, textile fabrics
17.2
77.2
15.4
52.4
-10.47
-32.12
Other machines and equipments
specialized for particular industry
28.2
137.3
7.9
45.4
-71.99
-66.93
Miscellaneous chemical products
22.1
37.0
16.9
29.8
-23.53
-19.46
CHINA :
Rice
5.2
1.4
330.8
96.1
6,261.54
6,764.29
Textile and leather machinery and parts
9.1
22.3
3.0
53.6
-67.03
140.36
Metallic salts and peroxysalts
264.0
54.4
286.8
49.6
8.64
-8.82
Vegetables fresh/chilled/frozen or
simply preserved
66.6
57.8
108.2
37.9
62.46
-34.43
Synthetic organic colouring matter
7.3
27.2
11.4
36.6
56.16
34.56
UNITED KINGDOM :
Aircraft and associated equipments
and parts
0.1
103.6
0.2
114.2
100.00
10.23
Arms and ammunition
0.2
39.5
0.6
84.1
200.00
112.91
Heating/cooling equipments and parts
2.2
20.4
3.6
80.7
63.64
295.59
Organo-inorganic and heterocyclic
compounds
6.5
46.1
7.3
58.9
12.31
27.77
Metal working machinery and parts
2.7
8.1
2.6
40.1
-3.70
395.06
THAILAND :
Rice
180.3
58.3
995.3
291.3
452.02
399.66
Sugar, molasses and honey
728.0
256.0
492.9
184.9
-32.29
-27.77
Starches, inulin and wheat gluten
albuminoidal substances; glues
125.0
38.1
110.0
32.5
-12.00
-14.70
Other man-made fibres suitable for
spinning and waste of man-made fibres
7.0
10.8
14.3
18.2
104.29
68.52
Other plastics in primary forms
7.3
7.7
23.2
17.3
217.81
124.68
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