A significant step has been taken for the investment environment and sector development in our country. This was reported by Zamin.uz.
An official contract was signed between Israel's prestigious GCI Gemological Centers Ltd. and Expert One LLC in Uzbekistan to establish the GCI Gemological Centers Uzbekistan gemology center in Tashkent.
The new center will provide professional expertise services for precious and semi-precious stones and will carry out certification based on international GCI standards. Additionally, modern educational programs in the field of gemology will be implemented at the center.
This will contribute to the training of qualified personnel and expand the opportunities for market participants to obtain internationally recognized certificates. GCI Gemological Centers Ltd.
General Manager Yehuda Yakar emphasized that the extensive reforms, investment environment, and focus on human capital in Uzbekistan are the main factors of this project. The initiative of Nargiza Qodirova, head of the "New Uzbekistan" trade-investment house in Israel, was particularly noted in the implementation of the project.
This house is actively participating in the implementation of large trade-economic and investment projects with the assistance of the diplomatic mission. GCI Gemological Centers Ltd.
offers a wide range of services for assessing the authenticity of precious stones, certification, and professional development recognized worldwide. The opening of the new center will serve to introduce international standards and innovations in the gemology market of Uzbekistan, enhancing transparency and trust.
It will create new opportunities for local entrepreneurs and market participants through a special certification system. In the future, the center will serve as a source of knowledge and skills not only for market participants but also for young people studying in the field of gemology.
This will be an important impetus for the development of the sector and integration into international markets. Source: Dunyo AA.
