GLOTRANS ATTENDED THE “FINANCIAL SUPPORT ON TECHNOLOGY PLATFORM”

On August 22th, in Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) co-ordinated with Olea Global Company to organize the “Financial Support on Technology Platform” seminar for all of Vietnam’s export businesses.

Attending in the seminar, Glotrans had an opportunity to listen to experts share about financial approaching policies of busniesses and the solution to finance for export, taking advantages of Free Trade Agreement (FTA) to promote and develop an export market for Vietnam businesses. Glotrans also had a chance to listen about the economy’s current opportunities and challenges to export companies as well as the introduction about the receivable supports to export businesses on Olea platform.

Besides, Glotrans also had an opportunity to meet SMEs businesses and exchange views on the current economic situation. Ahead of the economic difficulties, Glotrans believed that the cooperation and mutual support of businesses will help us to overcome this depression and be towards to the future with full of positive signal.

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