The 10th day of the 61st Myanma Gems Emporium 2026 continued yesterday at the Maniradana Jade Hall in Nay Pyi Taw.
At the emporium,
officials examined bids for Group C jade lots numbered 2356 to 3073 and
announced the sale of 675 lots.
In the afternoon, Union
Minister for Natural Resources and Environmental Conservation U Hsan Oo, patron
of the Central Committee for the Myanmar Gems Emporium, inspected the
announcement of successful bids and the inspection, packing and storage of jade
lots purchased by domestic gem merchants. He also gave necessary instructions
to officials.
Of the 700 pearl lots
offered at the 61st emporium, 629 were sold. Of the 160 gemstone lots, 70 were
sold. Meanwhile, 1,349 of the 1,605 jade lots in Groups A and B and 1,408 of
the 1,468 jade lots in Group C were sold to domestic and foreign gem merchants
through an open tender system on designated days.
The Ministry of Natural
Resources and Environmental Conservation has been working to organize Myanma
Gems Emporiums successfully for the benefit of the State and the people. Since
1964, a total of 104 emporiums, including regular, mid-year and special sales,
have been held. The 61st Myanma Gems Emporium 2026 aims to create business and
employment opportunities for domestic gem merchants and support the development
of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs).
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