Globe Chambers of Commerce and Industry GCCI have revealed that collaboration remains the major ingredient in getting economies back on track after the pandemic.
The organization said that two weak economies can become stronger with strategic collaborations, adding that as nations are working towards self-sufficiency, bilateral; trade is still a handy tool that will ensure quality foreign exchange.
With GCCI being an international trade organization, the group added that public-private partnership is also necessary to ensure the best hands a brought in to achieve the inevitable post-pandemic economic revival every country is clamouring for.
“We’re an organization with great initiative and innovations in the development and promotion of trade, business and investment around the world”, GCCI President, Hon. Nwabueze Buchi George said.
“The major background of our organization is to build bilateral and multilateral trade partnerships which will form bridges between the private and public sectors”
“We design programmes that benefit all sectors by promoting trade and investment from as low as the rural level to national and international levels while collaborating with relevant government and international agencies.”, he said.
Globe Chambers of Commerce and Industry whose major services are Trade and Investment Promotions; Business Development; Trade Exhibition, Expo, Trade Fairs, Conferences, Summit, Forum; Trade and Investment Programme, Production and Promotions; Bilateral & Multilateral Economic Exchange and COOPERATION AND joint venture ROUTES; and G2G, G2B, B2B, B2C Trade Meetings
Hon. Buchi George further stated that the organization is globally grounded with partnerships with similar organizations adding that they have come to understand over time that nothing works if anyone wants to achieve it alone.
“We’re founded with excellence in service delivery and from experience, we have come to understand how the system works in different countries through our partners”
“Our goal is to be a global brand that supports economic growth through promotion of trade and investment policies also developing trade which focuses on industrialization and human capital development”, Hon. Buchi George said.
