GLOTRANS HCM participated in the "9th Monthly B2B" Communication and Business Connection program on November 9, 2023

The "9th Monthly B2B" for November 2023, organized by the Saigon Entrepreneur Magazine in collaboration with the Phu Nhuan Business Association (PNBA), focused on the theme of Business Connection and Expansion of Business Opportunities. During the event, businesses within and outside the association had the opportunity to meet, network, and engage in trade connections with mutual support for development through product exhibition booths. Additionally, the "9th Monthly B2B" organized a series of conferences and seminars throughout the program. Notably, the event witnessed the signing of a collaboration between the Phu Nhuan Business Association (PNBA) and the Ho Chi Minh City Food and Foodstuff Association (FFA).

Glotrans participated in the exhibition as a member of the Phu Nhuan Business Association (PNBA) with a booth showcasing and introducing the services provided by Glotrans, including Door-to-Door transportation services and specialized procedural consultations. Glotrans aims to be the reliable companion for Import-Export businesses, always striving to ensure competitive prices and affirming the reputation for service quality in the Vietnamese Logistics market.

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