Glotrans Da Nang participated in the trade promotion and trade connection program in Quang Nam

Glotrans Da Nang is proud to participate in the Vietnamese Businessmen's Discussion "New Leadership’s mindset" taking place at Muong Thanh Hotel (Tam Ky City) on May 17. This is an event in a series of trade promotion and investment connection activities organized by Quang Nam Young Entrepreneurs Club.

The year 2024 takes place in a context where the world economy continues to experience many complex and unstable fluctuations, causing a slow recovery and a decline in consumer demand from major trading partners. Leadership's thinking and strategic vision are the key factors that help businesses stand firm in this challenging marketplace.

The discussion mentioned the challenges and opportunities that Vietnamese businesses are facing, and at the same time shared practical solutions so that businesses can change their thinking, update knowledge and new trends, and keep up with the general development of the times, as well as promote association activities so as not to be left out of world development.

Glotrans attended the event with a display booth to introduce the services that Glotrasn is providing including Door to Door transportation services, consulting on specialized procedures and at the same time with the desire to connect with businesses. as well as becoming a trusted companion of Import-Export businesses in this volatile and difficult market.

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