Saleh F. A. Khatib
Biography
He is a Dedicated Researcher with strong Communication skills and Extensive Expertise in Corporate Governance, auditing, and corporate finance. My academic and Professional experience spans multiple disciplines, enabling me to conduct rigorous research and contribute meaningful insights to the field. I am highly motivated to continuously enhance my skills, expand my knowledge base, and drive impactful research that advances both theory and practice Bachelor in Accounting - 2014 Al-Quds Open University - Palestine,Master in Finance and Banking - 2018 Limkokwing University of Creative Technology - Malaysia,Ph.D in Finance- 2022,Universiti Technology Malaysia - Malaysia The International Symposium on Business and Accounting (ISBAC 2023), Faculty of Management - Universiti Teknologi Malaysia. Member of the Organizing Committee. The 20th Workshop on Accounting and Finance in Emerging Economies, Brunel University London, UK - 2020. The 4th ASIA International Multidisciplinary Conference, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Johor Bahru, Malaysia, organized by Connecting ASIA - 2020. International Conference on Research and Innovation in Information Systems, Marketing, Entrepreneurship, Technology and Accounting (ICRIIS-Meta) - 2023. Track Chair. LPPM UPN Veteran Yogyakarta International Conference Series 2020: Economic and Business Series (EBS), Virtual Conference, Research Synergy Foundation - 2020. International Conference on Multidisciplinary on Current Research Trends, Virtual Conference - 2020. The 4th International Conference on Community Research and Service Engagements (IC2RSE), Universitas Negeri Medan, Indonesia - 2020
Research Interest
Exceptional Communication and Networking skills.
Panel data Analysis. Systematic Review and Bibliometric Analysis.
Stata, SPSS, VoS-viewer, and Mendeley software.
Successful working in a team and independently
Abstract
Circular Economy 2.0 – A Regenerative Model for Biodiversity and Sustainability
The Accelerating Degradation of Global Ecosystems Demands Transformative Solutions that align Economic systems with planetary Boundaries. Circular Economy 2.0 extends beyond waste reduction to actively restore biodiversity, regenerate ecosystems, and create resilient economic models. The circularity can serve as a catalyst for ecological resilience, emphasizing the intersection of innovation, policy, and cross-sector collaboration. A key focus will be Singapore’s Zero Waste Masterplan, a forward-thinking strategy demonstrating how economies can decouple growth from environmental harm. The discussion will highlight groundbreaking initiatives such as plastic upcycling startups transforming marine debris into construction materials and urban farming models leveraging food waste for bioenergy and soil regeneration. It highlights industrial symbiosis, where businesses repurpose by-products as shared resources, fostering a closed-loop economy that minimizes waste while maximizing efficiency. In addition to technological and industrial advancements, it highlights the policy frameworks needed to scale circular solutions. Governments play a critical role in incentivizing green innovation, strengthening extended producer responsibility mechanisms, and integrating nature-based metrics into corporate and economic decision-making. By adopting regenerative design principles and leveraging technological advancements, Circular Economy 2.0 offers a pathway to eliminate pollution hotspots, safeguard biodiversity, and drive sustainable economic progress.
