GJEPC holds Mumbai seminar with India Post and Yes Bank

By

Isabelle Crossley

Published
May 19, 2023

The Gem and Jewellery Export Promotion Council teamed up with the Bharat Diamond Bourse and the Mumbai Diamond Merchants’ Association to hold a seminar with India Post and Yes Bank on importing and exporting precious goods. 

The seminar took place in Mumbai on May 18 and welcomes over 100 participants who attended to learn about how to import and export precious goods through India Post and the export finance services offered by Yes Bank, the GJEPC reported on its website. The GJEPC’s main objective is to increase India’s international jewellery trade by empowering jewellery businesses in the country. 
 
“The overarching objective of the seminar was to equip attendees with valuable insights and information on effectively utilising India Post for export facilitation and leveraging Yes Bank's financial assistance for the growth and development of the gems and jewellery sector,” announced the GJEPC on its website. 

India Post’s assistant postmaster general for BD and technology in the Maharashtra Circle Sudhir Jakhere gave a presentation on India Post’s export facilitation process with a focus on precious goods like jewellery. The GJEPC also took the opportunity to promote membership of its organisation and its Parichay Card for workers.