This initiative resulted from negotiations held at the international jewelry exhibition Vicenzaoro, which took place in Vicenza. During a meeting with Eleonora Rizzuto, the Director of Sustainable Development and Corporate Social Responsibility at Bvlgari, the Kyrgyz delegation presented the current state of the jewelry industry in the country and the government support measures aimed at its development.
Vicenzaoro is one of the leading international B2B exhibitions in the jewelry industry, bringing together manufacturers, brands, equipment suppliers, and experts from around the world.
The parties focused on the need to enhance the qualifications of specialists from Kyrgyzstan. An agreement was reached to conduct training for Kyrgyz jewelers at Bvlgari using modern technologies, high-quality standards, and best practices in jewelry production.
According to the press service of the State Tax Service, cooperation with one of the leading global jewelry brands will enhance the qualifications of specialists, strengthen the export potential of the industry, and create conditions for the development of a complete jewelry production cycle in Kyrgyzstan.
Bvlgari is an Italian jewelry house, one of the largest luxury brands in the world.
It was founded in 1884 in Rome by Greek jeweler Sotirio Bulgari and initially specialized in silver jewelry. Today, Bvlgari is represented in more than 300 boutiques worldwide and is considered one of the leaders in the global jewelry industry.
