Qatar will host the first-ever Doha International Diamond & Gem Conference (DIDGC) from January 29th to 31st, 2025, at The Ned Doha. The event aims to unite global leaders from the diamond and gemstone industries, including experts in mining, manufacturing, jewellery, retail, luxury, fashion, technology, and sustainability. Over 200 visitors from 30 countries are expected to attend.
A Fresh Take on Industry Challenges
The DIDGC will stand out by focusing on structural changes in the supply chain and evolving consumer demands. Attendees will be encouraged to rethink traditional approaches and explore innovative strategies to boost growth and profitability in the diamond and coloured gemstone sectors.
Why Qatar?
Qatar’s strategic location and thriving consumer market make it a fitting host for the DIDGC. The country has been strengthening its position in the global diamond trade since joining the Kimberley Process in 2021. Qatar has also been developing services to support high-end jewellery manufacturers and retailers, further solidifying its role in the industry.
The DIDGC will coincide with the 21st Doha Jewellery and Watches Exhibition, organized by Qatar Tourism and the Qatar Business Events Corporation. Attendees will have the chance to connect with local stakeholders, visit Qatar’s renowned museums, and experience its vibrant cultural heritage.
High-Profile Speakers
The conference will feature a distinguished lineup of speakers, including:
- Bogolo Joy Kenewondo, Minister of Minerals and Energy
- Ahmed Bin Sulayem, Executive Chairman & CEO of Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC)
- Edward Asscher, Vice President of the Responsible Jewellery Council
- Ronnie VanderLinden, President & Vice President of IDMA & World Diamond Council
- Vipul Shah, Chairman of GJEPC
With its ambitious agenda and influential participants, the DIDGC is set to become a key event in shaping the future of the global diamond and gemstone trade.
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