<p><strong>Although the proposed budget for the 2023-24 fiscal year (FY) showed a ray of hope, the expectations of the jewelry industry were not fulfilled. Eleven out of the 12 proposals made by the Jewelers Association of Bangladesh (BAJUS), were not taken into consideration in the budget.</strong></p> <p>The

<p><strong>An international jewellery machinery exposition will begin for the first time in the country on July 4.&nbsp;</strong></p> <p>The exhibition, which will begin on July 4 and continue until July 6, aims to enrich the domestic jewellery industry and tap Bangladeshi ornaments&#39; export potential in

<p><strong>The country&rsquo;s first-ever international exhibition of jewellery machinery will begin in the capital on Thursday to promote technology integration in traditional jewellery businesses and make the gold industry an export-oriented one.</strong></p> <p>Bangladesh Jeweller&#39;s Association

<p><strong>The first-ever international exhibition of jewellery machinery began in the capital on Thursday to promote technology integration in traditional jewellery to make the country&rsquo;s gold industry an export-oriented one.</strong></p> <p>Chairman of Bashundhara Group Ahmed Akbar Sobhan inaugurated the

<p><strong>The Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FBCCI) has extended its support to the jewellers&#39; logical demand for cutting the 5% value-added tax (VAT) on the purchase of gold.</strong></p> <p>&quot;In our neighbouring countries, the tax on gold sales is below 5%. On behalf

<p><strong>Bronze jewellery of Gopalganj has been recognised as a Geographical Indication (GI) product.&nbsp;</strong></p> <p>Earlier, Rosogolla from Gopalganj received GI recognition as the first product in the district.</p> <p>Gopalganj Deputy Commissioner (DC) Kazi Mahbubul Alam confirmed the

<p><strong>Leaders of the Bangladesh Jeweller&rsquo;s Association (BAJUS) have urged the government to reform the existing regulations on &ldquo;gold dealing licence,&rdquo; and asked authorities to introduce a transparent licence procurement process for allowing the industry to flourish.</strong></p>

<p><strong>Bangladesh Jeweller&rsquo;s Association (BAJUS) is set to celebrate its 59th founding anniversary on July 19.</strong></p> <p>BAJUS, the country&#39;s largest and most renowned jewellery trade organisation, has pioneered promoting and nurturing the jewellery industry since its