Glotrans attended the 2024 New Year Meeting of Tay Ninh Young Businessmen Association

On the occasion of Spring the Year of Dragon 2024, Glotrans is pleased to attend the New Year Meeting program organized by Tay Ninh Young Businessmen Association on March 9, 2024.

The event is a trade bridge, connecting businesses inside and outside Tay Ninh province, creating opportunities to share market information, promote trade and expand business cooperation.

At the meeting, Glotrans introduced professional and optimal logistics solutions for import-export businesses, especially in the field of transporting goods via road, sea and air routes.

With a team of experienced, dedicated staff and an extensive global network, Glotrans is committed to providing high quality logistics services, competitive prices, meeting all customer needs.

Besides service introduction activities, Glotrans also participates in exchange and connection activities with other businesses, contributing to promoting business cooperation and local economic development.

Glotrans believes that the company's participation at the 2024 New Year Meeting program will contribute to increasing cooperative relationships with businesses in the region, while affirming Glotrans's position in the field of logistics in Vietnam. Male.

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