Business voices

See how these 6 businesses from around the world are bringing connected services to their economies.

Bangladesh

Emrana Khan | SuperTel Ltd.

Your customers are our business

"Slowly but surely, sentiments are changing, with people realizing that women-led enterprises are just as competent and competitive, and are doing work that benefits our economy."

Costa Rica

Alejandro Vega | Huli

Think international from day one

"During the pandemic, we integrated video consultations into our software, smoothing the shift to telemedicine."

Nigeria

Amal Hassan | Outsource Global

Skills fuel high-quality services

"Ninety percent of our customers are in the United States, but we are also expanding to the United Kingdom and Japan."

Sierra Leone

Bashiru Mansaray | Open Space

Providing digital services for business large and small

"I decided to specialize in ICT because many businesses in Sierra Leone do not yet use digital technologies."

Uganda

Emmanuel Emodek | ChapChap Africa

Innovating to close the financing gap

"By helping businesses keep track of their resources, and by giving them access to mobile money and formal financing, ChapChap Africa enables Ugandan enterprises to upgrade their business practices and increase their profits."

Viet Nam

Le Hoang Oanh | Avina Logistics

Time is a valuable commodity

"While many of the regulations in place benefit our company and clients, we sometimes encounter obstacles."

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ABOUT US

The International Trade Centre is the joint agency of the World Trade Organization and the United Nations. We promote trade-led growth in developing countries.

CONTACT

smecompetitiveness@intracen.org

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