D-8 MALAYSIA FOUNDATION

To create a more vibrant Malaysia through the principles of peace, dialogue, cooperation, and shared opportunities.

1. Commitment to work to solve economic disparities.
2. Enhancing citizens capacity to support development.
3. Promote sustainable development goals.

The objectives of the foundation are as follows:

1. contribute in terms of food assistance and fund the poor as well as the population affected by the effects of natural disasters such as earthquakes, floods and fires;
2. provide financial assistance or expertise in terms of teaching staff to help improve the quality of education and research in the field of science, innovation and technology among the less fortunate people;
3. provide financial assistance or expert manpower to techno-preneurs in need in the effort to enhance entrepreneurial development among Malaysians;
4. financing infrastructure development projects, industries and services related to Halal products, procedures and certification; 
5. provide humanitarian assistance at home and abroad involving food security programs and environmental protection. 

1. Provide funds to supply food needs to the target group, namely the poor and the population affected by natural disasters;
2. Provide scholarships to students in obtaining educational opportunities at the primary, secondary and tertiary levels;
3. Assist the target group by organizing programmes, courses and consultation sessions related to entrepreneurship, in creating business opportunities collectively, fostering the entrepreneurial attitude and growing the business for poverty alleviation;
4. Organize and funding of related programmes to increase community awareness and educate the community to spend wisely to meet the needs of life in the world as well as to contribute to the benefits of life in the hereafter through the use of Information Technology based on Islamic economic principles;
5. Cooperate with various parties in the field of research to develop services and production of Halal products. 

1. Use the Trust Fund to fulfill the objective objectives of the Foundation at best  possible.
2. Acquire, lease or rent any immovable property or movable property, lease or rental of such property from time to time must be beneficial, in accordance to and for the the benefits of D-8 Malaysia Foundation.
3. Receive contributions on behalf of the foundation to carry out activities, based on foundation objectives.
4. Implement new rules and regulations from time to time to streamline the administration of the foundation and amendment of rules and regulations from time to time as deemed necessary or appropriate, with the approval from the Minister through the Division Legal Affairs, as long as it does not conflict with this Deed of Trust and the law in force.
5. Written decision-making through Circular Resolution.
6. Appointment and authority to appoint and reward any agent in matters related to administration and management of the foundation.
7. Establish a special committee or agency to carry out commercial activities for the benefit of the Ummah, determine policies and appoint professionals with appropriate rewards based on their respective expertise to achieve the objectives of the foundation. 

1. “Trust Fund” is the money and all interest in the foundation assets, held by The Trustees for use and purpose in achieving the foundation objectives.
2. In the exercise of a trust and subject to a Deed of Trust and any law in force, the Trustees may, in the future, sell and convert all forms of property interest into cash or cash with the consent of the Chairman, The President and the Special Agency and all members of the Board of Trustees by written resolution.  Any Trustee who has an interest, he shall be exempted from participating in the decision process and at the same time not allowed to vote in the matter.
3. Any money currently owned by the Trustees or money arising from the sale of property, investment or money given to the Trust which at that time was not used for the purposes of establishing D-8 Malaysia Foundation then the Trustees has discretion and in accordance with fiduciary principles to invest not more than twenty-five percent (25%) of the Foundation Trust Fund in any form of investment and type of investment permitted by law in accordance with the investment policy set from time to time by the Director General of Inland Revenue Boar. The profits earned will be used to achieve the objectives of the establishment of the foundation.
4. The Trustees may use the money in the Trust Fund not exceeding 20% (Twenty) to 25% (Twenty Five) for the purpose of foundation management expenses, utility bills, management fees and any expenses incurred accrued for fulfilling the objectives of the establishment, travel and administration of the D-8 Malaysia Foundation.