Glotrans attends WCA Global Conference in Singapore from 18/02/2023 to 22/02/2023

Implementing the business plan in 2023 with the orientation to promote the development of the agent system, Glotrans participated in the 25th Annual International Conference organized by the WCA Association at the Sands Expo Convention Center, Singapore. from February 18, 2023 to February 22, 2023.

WCA (World Cargo Alliance) is the largest freight forwarding network in the world with more than 11,659 members in 195 countries around the world. Founded in 1998 as the world's first global non-proprietary network, WCA is neutrally managed and operated within the TSL (Transport - Shipping - Logistics) industry.

After 3 years of hiatus due to the impact of the Covid-19 epidemic, this WCA Annual Meeting took place with nearly 4000 participants from more than 180 countries. This conference has helped logistics businesses grasp the global logistics market trend in 2023, thereby expanding their business networks, promoting growth, and accessing new markets.

On behalf of Glotrans, Glotrans's Board of Directors participated in the Conference with the desire to promote relations with agents around the world. This is an opportunity for Glotrans to exchange, connect with partners, meet partners who have cooperated with Glotrans for many years. At the same time, participating in this WCA is an opportunity for Glotrans to introduce its strengths and development potential to agents around the world; thereby promoting connection activities, expanding partners and markets

Opening a promising 2023, this trip gives Glotrans the opportunity to develop relationships with more major partners, promote the quality of its services as well as learn more about its needs. the agent's orientation on the import-export market to Vietnam, there are more opportunities for cooperation and development for mutual benefits.

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