People's Microbeers; An opportunity for the prosperity of jewelry production At the second national event of the jewelry industry of Iran, the activists of this industry emphasized the need to use new technologies to connect people's capital with the production chain in the panel "Digital Transformation in the Jewelry Industry". Abdulreza Asgarkhani, CEO of Derik, referring to the stagnation of about 70% of the gold and jewelry factories, saw the lack of raw materials as one of the main challenges of this sector and said: by creating a connection between people's small capital and production capabilities, it is possible to turn stagnant assets into productive resources and help production flourish. Iraj Niazi, former CEO of Kargoshi Bank, also assessed the role of banks in building trust, financing and channeling resources to production and emphasized the need to develop a smart gold storage infrastructure and modern financing tools. At this meeting, Nader Bazarapshan, head of the Jewelry and Jewelry Association in Tehran, emphasized that the association is not opposed to the principle of digitalization of the industry, called for special supervision on online platforms, and saw the need to direct people's demand for molten gold to purchase artefacts and support local production. Those present on this panel believed that the future of the gold and jewelry industry depends on linking modern technologies with the traditional structure of the market, maintaining trust and using people's capital capacity to strengthen production. Detailed news on the website of the World Economy Channel.

People's Microbeers; An opportunity for the prosperity of jewelry production At the second national event of the jewelry industry of Iran, the activists of this industry emphasized the need to use new technologies to connect people's capital with the production chain in the panel "Digital Transformation in the Jewelry Industry". Abdulreza Asgarkhani, CEO of Derik, referring to the stagnation of about 70% of the gold and jewelry factories, saw the lack of raw materials as one of the main challenges of this sector and said: by creating a connection between people's small capital and production capabilities, it is possible to turn stagnant assets into productive resources and help production flourish. Iraj Niazi, former CEO of Kargoshi Bank, also assessed the role of banks in building trust, financing and channeling resources to production and emphasized the need to develop a smart gold storage infrastructure and modern financing tools. At this meeting, Nader Bazarapshan, head of the Jewelry and Jewelry Association in Tehran, emphasized that the association is not opposed to the principle of digitalization of the industry, called for special supervision on online platforms, and saw the need to direct people's demand for molten gold to purchase artefacts and support local production. Those present on this panel believed that the future of the gold and jewelry industry depends on linking modern technologies with the traditional structure of the market, maintaining trust and using people's capital capacity to strengthen production. Detailed news on the website of the World Economy Channel.