IDE President Yoram u'Dvash (Yoram Dvash) said: "I am proud that I was the first president of the Diamond Exchange in the world that has established a code of ethics is very well combines IDE path - the path of transparency and clearly written rules.".
At a special signing ceremony in the IDE Professor Kasher said, "The Code of Ethics shows the public in the best possible light - and with the outside, and the inside of the Code of Ethics of the newly defines your personality, and his acceptance of you take responsibility for the entire diamond sector and make. great contribution to the Israeli economy. "
Among those who participated in the creation of a code of ethics, - the president of IDE Yoram u'Dvash, chairman of IDI Shmuel Schnitzer (Shmuel Schnitzer), chairman of the ethical code IDE Asher Dalum, Emma Yanover and members of the stock exchange committee.
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In December 2015, India's polished exports fell 17% to $ 1.2 billion, versus $ 1.45 billion in December 2014. Already the 9th consecutive month of Indian cutting industry indicators are falling, reflecting the downturn in the global consumer markets. By volume, polished exports amounted to 1.88 million carats against 1.98 million carats last year. This is evidenced by the preliminary data of the Council to promote the export of gems and jewelery (Gem and Jewellery Export Promotion Council, GJEPC).
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Polished exports during this period also decreased and the volume to 24.4 million carats from 25.9 million carats in the same period of the previous year.
Rough imports rose slightly, by 2.5%, to $ 1.46 billion in December 2015, compared to $ 1.4 billion in December 2014. By volume diamond imports increased to 15 million carats to 14 million carats in the same period last year. During the period from April to December 2015 the import of diamonds into India declined by 24% to $ 10.1 billion from $ 13.3 billion in the same period last year. The volume of imports during this period also fell to 112.7 million carats to 95.5 million carats.
Rough diamond exports from India in December 2015 fell by 7.3%, to $ 99.6 million, compared to $ 107.45 million a year earlier. By volume, the figure rose to 2.27 million carats against 2.22 million carats last year.
From April to December 2015 diamond exports amounted to $ 775.14 million, compared to $ 1 billion for the same period last year, a decrease of 27.5%. The volume of diamond exports for this period fell from 24.6 million carats to 20.4 million carats.
Polished diamond imports to India in December fell by 46% to $ 239 million, from $ 441.56 million in December 2014. In this case, from April to December, this figure fell to 60.7%, from $ 5.3 billion last year to $ 2.1 billion this year. The government sought to reduce the import of diamonds to support the cutting and polishing sector in India.