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Mr. Mohammad Saeed al-Blouchi and Prof. Jasleen DhamijaSeventh: InnovationTaking necessary measures to ensure the innovation,research, training andd organization of theliteral, and to maintain the continuity of a pattern of innovation.Eighth:Documentation and StudiesAttention to documentation for all types of craft products and techniques, as well as exhibitingin the museums and exhibitions of the Islamic world, providing forr the formation ofinformation about the data for various types of handicrafts.Ninth: FinanceThe seminar highlighted the issue of funding, its availabilityand how too access it, are keyelements plaguing the sector including i the absence of policy identified consistently to ensuresecurity. This calls Member States and funding agencies in the privatee sector to work toprovide funds to support projects, crafts, and to provide needed capabilities to the sector s tocontinuein the process of creativity and innovation that is the basis for giving in theIslamicCulturall Heritage.Tenth: Role of thegovernment for extending patronage for the t crafts sectorAttention and carefor artisans to find their placewithin the rival groups. This calls forrestructuring traditional industries in all countries ofthe Islamicc world within an organizationand the national professionaland officiall work on policies promoting the sector, andclosingthe ranks of its employees.19