In a bid to enhance bilateral trade in gold and coloured gemstones, a delegation from Iran engaged in discussions with officials from the Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC) during their meeting in Mumbai.
Comprising key representatives such as Mr. Amir Hassanzadeh, the Economic Deputy of Kerman Governorate, and Mr. Mohammad Mahdi Sheikh Shua’i, Officer in Charge of Kerman’s Gem Project, the delegation underscored Iran’s significant potential as a producer of gold and gemstones. The country boasts five gold mines and a diverse array of gems, including garnet, amethyst, and agate.
The delegation conveyed a keen interest in fostering closer trade ties with the Indian gem and jewellery sector, emphasizing the mutual benefits that could arise from collaborative ventures. Furthermore, they expressed aspirations to organize trade shows and exhibitions in Iran, providing a platform to showcase the rich offerings of both nations and stimulate increased cooperation within the industry.
This initiative signals a proactive approach from both Iran and India in exploring opportunities for collaboration in the lucrative domains of gold and coloured gemstones. The potential for strengthened economic ties and the exchange of expertise between the two nations is anticipated to unfold as discussions progress and collaborative efforts materialize.
