The Gem and Jewellery Export Promotion Council’s Delhi Regional Office teamed up with Yes Bank to hold a seminar for gold exporters in the capital. The interactive event addressed issues relating to the sector in terms of gold availability for both exports and replenishment.
The seminar was titled ‘Availability of Gold for Exports and Replenishment’ and took place in Delhi’s Karol Bagh, the GJEPC reported on its website. The event saw participation from over 45 GJEPC member exporters from the Delhi region who gathered to ask about solutions to issues relating to gold exports.
The GJEPC’s regional chairman for North India Ashok Seth kicked off the event by welcoming officials from Yes Bank. “The event was marked by instances of rigorous cross-questioning, during which many of the participants’ inquiries found satisfactory resolutions,” the GJEPC reported on its website. “The session, which saw enthusiastic participation from spanning the Delhi Region, served as a platform for productive discussions on the critical topic of gold availability for exports and replenishment.”
Other speakers at the event included the GJEPC’s Committee of Administration member Anil Sankhwal who lent his expertise to answering member questions. The GJEPC’s director of policy K K Duggal also contributed to resolving member queries relating to Indian foreign trade policy.
The GJEPC had previously partnered with Yes Bank to hold a seminar for its member exporters in May this year in Mumbai. The interactive event focused on importing and exporting precious goods using India Post and the export finance services offered by Yes Bank.
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