Strengthening India–Uzbekistan trade through collaboration and opportunity

GJEPC led a 10-member delegation to Tashkent, bringing together 60+ stakeholders to strengthen India–Uzbekistan gems and jewellery trade and unlock new opportunities for collaboration and growth.
Strengthening India–Uzbekistan trade through collaboration and opportunity
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Led by Mr. Sohil Kothari, Convener – SEZ Sub-Committee, GJEPC, the 10-member GJEPC delegation participated in the Symposium on the Promotion of Gems & Jewellery Trade Between India and Uzbekistan, engaging with over 60 professionals from the jewellery trade, government, customs and industry associations. The visit focused on fostering bilateral trade, exploring new business opportunities, and showcasing India’s manufacturing excellence and export capabilities.

Event Details:

Location: Tashkent, Uzbekistan

Date: 14 July 2026

Key Highlights:

* 10-member Indian gems & jewellery delegation from GJEPC

* 60+ industry professionals participated in the networking symposium

* Focused on trade cooperation, business partnerships and bilateral collaboration

* Showcased India’s strengths across the gems & jewellery value chain and export ecosystem

Key Dignitaries:

* Ms. Smita Pant, Ambassador of India to Uzbekistan

* Mr. Sohil Kothari, Convener – SEZ Sub-Committee, GJEPC (Delegation Lead)

* Mr. Roziboyev, Head, Department of Supporting Business, Customs Committee of Uzbekistan

* Mr. Alisher Shaykhov, Advisor to the Chairman, Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Uzbekistan

* Mr. Nodir Mirahmedov, Chairman, Jewellery Association of Uzbekistan

The symposium reaffirmed GJEPC’s commitment to strengthening India–Uzbekistan trade relations and creating long-term opportunities for collaboration in the global gems and jewellery industry.

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