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DDE, LDB Sign MoU

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Dubai Diamond Exchange (DDE) and the London Diamond Bourse (LDB) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at strengthening cooperation between the two diamond trading centres, expanding business opportunities for members, and promoting responsible growth across the global diamond and gemstone trade. The agreement was announced on 8 July 2026.

The MoU establishes a framework for collaboration in responsible trading, commercial development, knowledge sharing, and closer engagement between members of the two bourses. It also seeks to encourage dialogue on issues affecting the international diamond industry as trading centres adapt to an increasingly interconnected global marketplace.

The agreement was signed by Ahmed Bin Sulayem, Chairman of the Dubai Diamond Exchange, and Charlotte Rose, President of the London Diamond Bourse. It marks the first formal international partnership under Rose’s presidency, which began in June.

Ahmed Bin Sulayem, Chairman, Dubai Diamond Exchange, said:

“The Dubai Diamond Exchange was built on the belief that connecting markets creates opportunity. This partnership with the London Diamond Bourse reflects that philosophy, bringing together two major diamond trading centres to strengthen collaboration and expand opportunities for our respective members. The future of our industry will not be built by individual markets acting alone. By working more closely together, we can establish a stronger network of trusted trading centres, sharing expertise, upholding recognised standards, and reinforcing confidence and growth across the global diamond trade.”

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Charlotte Rose, President, London Diamond Bourse, noted:

“There is no better partner for the London Diamond Bourse to begin this new chapter with than the Dubai Diamond Exchange. As a fellow member of the World Federation of Diamond Bourses, the DDE shares our commitment to trusted, well-governed trading, and this agreement opens up real opportunities for members on both sides. I’m looking forward to seeing where this partnership takes us.”

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Certificate Ceremony Held To Recognize The First Jewellery Import Shipments Under The India–UK CETA

The High Commission Of India In London In Association With GJEPC Hosted The Event, Exporter Were Felicitated  By High Commissioner Of India

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The High Commission of India in London, in association with GJEPC, hosted a special certificate ceremony to recognize the first jewellery import shipments under the India–UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) on its day of implementation, 15 July 2026.

The exporters were felicitated by  His Excellency Kumaran Periasamy – High Commissioner of India to the United Kingdom,  Nidhi Mani Tripathi – Minister (Economic), High Commission of India, London

First jewellery importers honoured under the India–UK CETA: Malabar Gold & Diamonds Ltd., Nysa Creations Ltd., PureJewels Ltd., Taj Jewels, Kalyan Gold & Diamond Jewellery Ltd., Siddharth Jewellery (UK) Ltd., Fine Jewels Ltd.

As the India–UK CETA ushers in duty-free access for Indian gem & jewellery exports, the agreement is set to strengthen bilateral trade, enhance India’s global competitiveness, and unlock new opportunities for exporters, further advancing Hon’ble Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of ‘Design and Make in India, for the World.

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