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Tejari-DCCI partnership to enhance trade between Bangladesh & ME
12 Feb '08
3 min read
With its proven trading technology and track record for facilitating international business links, Tejari is helping overseas businesses to be “e-ready” for electronic trading opportunities that transcend borders and bring together emerging markets across the globe”.
One of the key components of the agreement is the development of an online trading community; an e-Exhibition private-label community.
DCCI companies can upload their company profile on the portal, showcase their products, issue promotional trade leads and above all, have access to a trading floor where they can interact with potential buyers or sellers across a global network.
This trading portal allows all members of the DCCI to exhibit their products to the world 24x7 round the year, available from April 2008.
Additionally, companies will participate in e-readiness training programs to receive certification and the eReady mark, demonstrating that the company and individuals have been trained and certified by Tejari, to conduct business transactions online.
Hossain Khaled, President, DCCI said: “As we enter into our 50th anniversary, it is fitting that we look to the future and introduce our member businesses to new and innovative methods of trading.
E-commerce is rapidly transforming how business is conducted across the world. The new online trading portal and e-readiness training will help connect our members to the global marketplace , openingup an unprecedented number of export and import opportunities, especially for small-to-medium enterprises (SMEs).”
As it fortifies its global reach, Tejari looks forward to establishing more partnerships as it penetrates into other emerging markets such as South America, Africa and CIS regions in the future.
Encouraging commercial growth, innovation and transparency, over 70,000 tenders worth $4 billion, have already been conducted on Tejari.com since inception. The site now boasts a 100,000-strong online member community worldwide.
One of the key components of the agreement is the development of an online trading community; an e-Exhibition private-label community.
DCCI companies can upload their company profile on the portal, showcase their products, issue promotional trade leads and above all, have access to a trading floor where they can interact with potential buyers or sellers across a global network.
This trading portal allows all members of the DCCI to exhibit their products to the world 24x7 round the year, available from April 2008.
Additionally, companies will participate in e-readiness training programs to receive certification and the eReady mark, demonstrating that the company and individuals have been trained and certified by Tejari, to conduct business transactions online.
Hossain Khaled, President, DCCI said: “As we enter into our 50th anniversary, it is fitting that we look to the future and introduce our member businesses to new and innovative methods of trading.
E-commerce is rapidly transforming how business is conducted across the world. The new online trading portal and e-readiness training will help connect our members to the global marketplace , openingup an unprecedented number of export and import opportunities, especially for small-to-medium enterprises (SMEs).”
As it fortifies its global reach, Tejari looks forward to establishing more partnerships as it penetrates into other emerging markets such as South America, Africa and CIS regions in the future.
Encouraging commercial growth, innovation and transparency, over 70,000 tenders worth $4 billion, have already been conducted on Tejari.com since inception. The site now boasts a 100,000-strong online member community worldwide.
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