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GLOTRANS PARTICIPATES IN VILOG 2026 – STRENGTHENING CONNECTIONS AND EXPANDING INTERNATIONAL PARTNERSHIPS
Recently, Glotrans participated in the Vietnam International Logistics Exhibition (VILOG 2026), held at the Saigon Exhibition and Convention Center (SECC) in Ho Chi Minh City.
As one of the largest specialized logistics events in Vietnam, VILOG 2026 brought together over 450 enterprises from 22 countries, along with numerous logistics associations, transport companies, shipping lines, supply chain solution providers, and international agency networks.
During the exhibition, the Glotrans team actively engaged in networking activities, met with both domestic and international partners, discussed cooperation opportunities, and kept up to date with the latest trends in the Logistics and Supply Chain industry.
The event also provided an opportunity for Glotrans to showcase its capabilities in delivering integrated logistics solutions, while expanding its global partnership network, aiming to enhance service quality and deliver greater value to customers.
Participation in VILOG 2026 once again affirms Glotrans’ strategic direction of proactive integration, expanding international connections, and continuously strengthening its competitiveness in the logistics sector.
Glotrans would like to sincerely thank our valued customers, partners, and organizations for taking the time to meet and connect with us throughout the exhibition.
We look forward to continuing our collaboration with our partners in upcoming projects.
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