HAPPY VIETNAM ENTERPRISES DAY 13/10/2022

Celebrating the 77th anniversary of President Ho Chi Minh's letter to Industry and Trade and the 18th anniversary of Vietnamese Entrepreneurs' Day - October 13, 2022, Glotrans would like to send all the best wishes to all Vietnamese entrepreneurs. success and glorious success in the marketplace.

As one of nearly 900,000 Vietnamese enterprises operating, Glotrans always strives to develop in both quality and quantity, constantly growing, contributing to the overall development of the country's economy.

Glotrans in particular and the Entrepreneur Community in general are always well aware of the long and challenging road ahead, the mission of entrepreneurs is very heavy before the goals and aspirations of the nation.

During 13 years of development, Glotrans company has grown strongly and has a strong position in the Vietnamese market. To achieve that, our company has received the valuable support, help and cooperation of our customers and partners during the past time.

On the occasion of Vietnamese Entrepreneurs' Day on October 13 this year, Glotrans company would like to express its gratitude to all Entrepreneurs, the company has been accompanying us. Wishing our customers, partners and families always full of health, success and have a very happy and happy holiday.

 

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