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The World Diamond Council (WDC) expects progress in amendments to the definition of conflict diamonds that would reflect modern supply chain issues when the Kimberley Process (KP) meets in New Delhi next month.
Speaking at the WDC’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) in Antwerp in early October, WDC President Stephane Fischler said his organisation wants to see developments in this arena to better address systemic violence in certain diamond mines.
The KP Plenary meeting is scheduled for November 18 to 22.
AGM discussions delved on the end of the three-year KP review and reform process as well as WDC’s plan to release a toolkit...
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