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ARMENIA SETS TRAINING FRAMEWORK FOR JEWELERS
Rapaport
July 26 2013
Jul 26, 2013 1:31 PM By Jeff Miller
RAPAPORT... Armenia's Education & Science Minister, Armen Ashotyan,
and the chairman of the Armenian Jewelers Association, Gagik Gevorgyan,
signed a cooperative agreement for training professional jewelers in
the country. The agreement defines the legal ground work and outlines
key directions for the program, which would also help provide young
jewelers with jobs in the industry.
Gevorgyan said that the goal is also to create a free economic area
for the jewelry industry. "We want Armenia to become one of the best
world centers of jewelry business, and this ambition can come true
if a free economic zone is created and investors are attracted and
therefore we need highly-qualified jewelers," he told ARKA news.
"Unfortunately, our specialists don't meet international standards."
Jewelry output jumped 24 percent year on year to $19 million (AMD
7.8 billion) for the first five months of 2013.
http://www.diamonds.net/news/NewsItem.aspx?ArticleID=43984
Rapaport
July 26 2013
Jul 26, 2013 1:31 PM By Jeff Miller
RAPAPORT... Armenia's Education & Science Minister, Armen Ashotyan,
and the chairman of the Armenian Jewelers Association, Gagik Gevorgyan,
signed a cooperative agreement for training professional jewelers in
the country. The agreement defines the legal ground work and outlines
key directions for the program, which would also help provide young
jewelers with jobs in the industry.
Gevorgyan said that the goal is also to create a free economic area
for the jewelry industry. "We want Armenia to become one of the best
world centers of jewelry business, and this ambition can come true
if a free economic zone is created and investors are attracted and
therefore we need highly-qualified jewelers," he told ARKA news.
"Unfortunately, our specialists don't meet international standards."
Jewelry output jumped 24 percent year on year to $19 million (AMD
7.8 billion) for the first five months of 2013.
http://www.diamonds.net/news/NewsItem.aspx?ArticleID=43984