RAPAPORT… The Responsible Jewellery Council (RJC) and the Dubai Multi Commodities
Centre (DMCC) have agreed to collaborate to improve corporate social
responsibility and promote high standards in the jewelry trade.
Under the memorandum
of understanding, the groups will strive to educate
the industry on sustainability efforts and ethical business practices. The groups will also develop programs to promote responsible business through industry events.
“Together, the DMCC and RJC can leverage each other’s
knowledge and expertise regarding the challenges and issues the industry faces
to instill a responsible supply chain and promote consumer confidence in the
watch and fine jewelry industry,” said Andrew Bone, executive director of the
RJC (pictured).
RJC, DMCC Sign Social Responsibility Deal
The Bottom Line
- RJC and DMCC signed a memorandum of understanding to collaborate on corporate social responsibility in the jewelry trade.
- The partnership aims to educate the industry on sustainability and ethical business practices.
- They will develop programs and host events to promote responsible business and strengthen consumer confidence.
Summary by Rapaport AI
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