Petra Diamonds has, which owns diamond mines in South Africa and Tanzania, reported that its Chief Financial Officer Devid Eberi (David Abery) will leave his post to another company after working in Petra for more than 13 years.
As part of the transfer of its powers Ebury will remain a consultant to his successor for at least six months.
"David has been an integral part of Petra growth for many years, he took a number of important strategic and financial decisions", - said chairman of the board of directors of Adonis Purulis (Adonis Pouroulis).
"His leadership and contribution to the long-term build-up of value-added business has served the company and its shareholders", - he added.
In a statement, Petra reported that it is now in place will be appointed CFO Zhak Breytenbah (Jacques Breytenbach), who worked in the company of the manager of financial transactions since 2006. However, Koos Visser (Koos Visser) is appointed Chief Operating Officer of the company.
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Venezuela is expected to soon rejoin monitor the cease-entering the market conflict diamonds from the Kimberley Process (KP), as the country seeks to resume diamond exports, according to Reuters.
Venezuela exported only about 3,000 carats per month, until it ceased to issue certificates in 2005 and unilaterally withdrew from the KP in 2008. Her departure meant that it was forbidden to export diamonds officially, although some smuggling is believed to be continued in the following years.
KP Chair Ahmed Bin Sulayem (Ahmed Bin Sulayem) visited at the beginning of the year in Venezuela in one of his first trips since taking office. He made the re-adoption of Venezuela in organizing one of the cornerstones of his presidency.
The resumption of legal diamond exports can give impetus to the development of Venezuela's economy in crisis, which is currently struggling with high inflation and a serious shortage of goods, including certain foods, as a result of falling oil prices.
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