SETA Members Have Bases in 15 Countries

Many business owners often struggle with the lack of a base and its facilities for communications or legal support in foreign dealings. In these circumstances, SETA allows its members to use its facilities for any kind of business communication with other economic entities and provides all the necessary support to these individuals.

SETA, through its foreign offices, provides services including collaboration with other countries or organizations to achieve common goals or solve shared problems. These services can offer various benefits, such as access to SETA's offices in other countries, which can be a valuable advantage for many organizations. SETA focuses on cooperation through its diverse foreign and domestic companies to facilitate participation in joint development projects for private sector companies.

Additionally, SETA enables clients to approach existing foreign business partners regarding potential collaboration opportunities. This is an excellent way to gain new partners. SETA uses its contact network to receive recommendations for collaboration, and informative events with participants from various countries provide an ideal way to establish new connections. SETA also arranges business delegation trips to keep clients informed of relevant events, specifically to initiate international cooperation.