It is expected that the meeting will be attended by more than 60 buyers from the SAARC, the South-East Asia and the Middle East, including retailers, jewelry retailers and wholesalers, traders and 40 leading Indian manufacturers of jewelry made of gold and diamonds. The goal is to expand bilateral trade. It is reported that jewelry, decorated with synthetic diamonds will not be allowed at the event.
It is planned that the event will take place in an interactive format for the first two days, and on the third it turns into a mini-exhibition. Buyers and sellers will be grouped in three categories with the participation of companies from each region. During the first two days of each group will meet one-on-one. On the third day, each group can react with buyers and sellers from other groups.
GJEPC notes that encourages trade platform for the promotion of bilateral trade and investment, as some regions have similar fashion preferences, in addition to growing healthy trade relations between them and the Council to promote efforts of Indian jewelry.
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Minister for Mines and Energy of Namibia vow Kandzhoze (Obeth Kandjoze) noted that only four of the thirteen companies cut diamonds in this country continue to carry out their activities.
At a conference on the diamond industry in Windhoek, the minister said that the number of workers employed in this sector has fallen from 2,000 to 700.
The local edition of The Namibian quoted Kandzhoze that businesses have closed due to the weakening of the diamond market.
Since late last year the diamond industry faced with liquidity problems, as well as to the strengthening of the dollar and the slowdown in China's economy.
Against these factors diamantaires faced with financial difficulties.
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