The session of the seminar series was successfully held on Monday, 14 July 2025, at 14:00 in the MÜİSEF Conference Room. During the session, Dr. Priantina delivered a presentation on the implementation of mandatory halal certification in Indonesia, offering insights from both policy and grassroots perspectives. Her talk drew active engagement from the audience and sparked thoughtful discussion on comparative halal governance across countries.

The program received strong and thoughtful support from the host institution, Marmara University, particularly through the efforts of the Institute of Islamic Economics and Finance (MÜİSEF). Dr. Murat Yas, a prominent academic and key figure at MÜİSEF, played an instrumental role in ensuring the success of the visit. He was widely acknowledged for his exceptional coordination in organizing the seminar session, facilitating the Erasmus+ Staff Teaching Mobility administrative processes, and offering warm, personalized hospitality throughout the program. His attentiveness extended beyond academic arrangements, as he also hosted a welcome dinner that created a collegial and intellectually rich atmosphere, allowing for deeper academic exchange and the strengthening of institutional ties between Marmara University and Tazkia University. His dedication exemplified the spirit of international collaboration that Erasmus+ aims to foster.

The Erasmus+ Staff Teaching Mobility Program aims to promote academic exchange, international cooperation, and mutual learning between partner universities. The collaboration between Marmara University and Tazkia University through this program reflects a shared commitment to strengthening global partnerships in the fields of Islamic economics, halal industry development, and ethical finance.

MÜİSEF continues to serve as a regional hub for advancing research and dialogue in Islamic economics and finance, hosting international scholars and facilitating knowledge exchange across borders.