WELCOME VIETNAM BUSINESS DAY

After more than a month, since the National Day of September 2, 1945, the newly born Democratic Republic of Vietnam has realized the role of industry and trade in the nation's construction, on October 13, 1945 President of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. President Ho Chi Minh wrote a letter to the Vietnamese industry and trade. In this letter, Uncle Ho emphasized "The industry and trade must work to build a stable and prosperous economy and finance".

More than 7 decades have passed, but Uncle Ho's affirmations about the role of businesses and entrepreneurs are to enrich the country and call for businesses and entrepreneurs to quickly bring capital to do national good works, the people's interests… still have the same value.

Over the years, the Entrepreneur-Enterprise community has contributed to maintaining a stable economic growth rate. Prioritize well implementation of Party policies and guidelines, state laws, fulfill tax obligations, and ensure benefits for employees. In particular, strive to help businesses overcome the severe consequences caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Today, October 13, 2021, we warmly welcome Vietnam Entrepreneurs Day, this is the day to honor the contribution of entrepreneurs to the development of society, affirming their position. in the overall development of the country.

On the occasion of Vietnamese Entrepreneurs' Day, Glotrans would like to send best wishes to Vietnamese Entrepreneurs on this holiday, especially wish the businessmen who are partners and customers who have accompanied Glotrans throughout. The past time has been very healthy, always stable and achieved many achievements on the career path. Wishing that the dreams of building a successful business and the ambition of creating a strong Vietnamese business community will soon come true.

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