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Dubai Diamond Exchange (DDE) to Host Second Dubai Diamond Conference 21-22 April 2015 • Conference will bring together delegates and keynote speakers from Africa, Middle East and Asia including several Ministers of Mines and Mineral Resources from leading African producing countries • Dedicated panel discussions on business development in Africa, Ethics, Finance and Synthetic Diamonds along the trade route for diamonds Dubai, UAE: 18 January 2015: The Dubai Diamond Exchange (‘DDE’), a DMCC platform, will host the second Dubai Diamond Conference (‘DDC’) 21 - 22 April 2015. The conference will be held at Almas Tower; the Middle East’s tallest commercial tower and home to over 1,000 diamond, precious metals, precious stones and jewellery companies. The two-day conference will bring together international leaders of the diamond industry ranging from African Ministers to traders, financiers and world-renowned jewellers. Ahmed Bin Sulayem, Executive Chairman, DMCC, said: “2015 will be an interesting year for the global diamond trade and at DMCC we are honoured to host and bring together our valued trading partners from across the globe. The global diamond industry has been going through a historic transformation over the last couple of years with the centre of gravity shifting from West to East.” The conference will provide an opportunity to build relationships between companies and governments in producing and consuming countries further highlighting the pivotal role Dubai plays in the global diamond trade for diamonds. The DDE programme will enable discussions and debate with a focus on stimulating innovation and growth in the African, Middle Eastern and Asian diamond industry. Dubai’s strong leadership and vision has enabled the Emirate to quickly transform itself into a key link in the global transport and distribution system. Since its inception in 2002, DMCC has successfully established Dubai as the global gateway for commodities trade by building and enhancing its physical and financial infrastructure, regulatory standards, products and services, including the launch of the DDE and the Dubai Gold and Commodities Exchange (‘DGCX’). This has positioned Dubai as one of the world’s leading diamond centres.