In reaching international markets in the diamond industry, companies of this industry has been doing a variety of ways to succeed and succeed. With so many competition, both in production and sales, and even make people in the industry through a common way. This happens in countries of Liberia, where the occurrence of "bloody diamonds". Called a bloody shiner as related to the war that occurred in African countries including Liberia, Sierra Leone, Angola, Ivory Coast, and Congo.
This war lasts long enough, that is from 1989 and ended in 2003. War of the victims ate 250 lives. In addition, diamond sales at the time also used to finance the war. Some found the diamond is also a result of illegal mining, and smuggling. In addition to the victim lives, the economy of countries in Africa is increasingly worsened, facilities and infrastructure that many poor and unemployed.
With this bloody diamonds, Liberia became one of the countries affected by the restriction on the export of diamonds. After the civil war that occurred during the 14 years ended, the government of Liberia began restructuring country's infrastructure, including diamond exportation. Working with the UN and the Kimberly Process, Liberia will be able to continue exporting diamonds without the diamond fever again. Diamond exportation is not separated from the supervision of the United Nations and must follow the rules made by the United Nations. While the Kimberly Process will prepare agreements on Liberia, in providing a certificate that is derived from the diamond mines official.
President of Liberia, which named Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf gladly welcomed the plan. The United Nations will soon open a back diamond exportation of Liberia. Thus, the government of Liberia to rebuild their countries, especially in the economic field, the results from the exportation and sale of diamonds.
This war lasts long enough, that is from 1989 and ended in 2003. War of the victims ate 250 lives. In addition, diamond sales at the time also used to finance the war. Some found the diamond is also a result of illegal mining, and smuggling. In addition to the victim lives, the economy of countries in Africa is increasingly worsened, facilities and infrastructure that many poor and unemployed.
With this bloody diamonds, Liberia became one of the countries affected by the restriction on the export of diamonds. After the civil war that occurred during the 14 years ended, the government of Liberia began restructuring country's infrastructure, including diamond exportation. Working with the UN and the Kimberly Process, Liberia will be able to continue exporting diamonds without the diamond fever again. Diamond exportation is not separated from the supervision of the United Nations and must follow the rules made by the United Nations. While the Kimberly Process will prepare agreements on Liberia, in providing a certificate that is derived from the diamond mines official.
President of Liberia, which named Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf gladly welcomed the plan. The United Nations will soon open a back diamond exportation of Liberia. Thus, the government of Liberia to rebuild their countries, especially in the economic field, the results from the exportation and sale of diamonds.
