Confluences continued global business exchanges by returning to the 7th edition of Université d’Été de l’Internationalisation des Entreprises (UEIE), the Summer Camp for International Business Development, held on July 3–4 in Aix-en-Provence, dedicated to improving international trade practice.
This year was special as it marked the 10th anniversary. Initiated by Anne MARTEL, founder of EOC International, UEIE has become a key gathering for France’s international business community. As she described it, the event offers “two days of strategic reflection, inspiring plenaries, thematic workshops, and hands-on testimonials to collectively move export strategies forward.”
Representing Confluences, CEO Soreasmey KE BIN and Sales Manager Gérard SAN took part in the OSCI General Assembly, as well as strategic discussions and workshops, including sessions with Bpifrance and fellow OSCI-accredited operators. These sessions explored how different European countries structure and finance their export support systems, with a strong focus on public–private coordination, SME internationalization strategies, and partnership models that drive cross-border growth.
OSCI is the federation of private companies devoted to international business development. With over 160 members operating across 140 countries, OSCI plays a key role in shaping France’s international business strategies.
“Being part of this highly respected network and joining this gathering was a huge opportunity for us to reconnect with our French friends and exchange ideas with over 200 companies, experts, and researchers from other parts of the world,” said Soreasmey KE BIN. “It is always great to see fresh perspectives and how we can better represent Asian markets within the wider global business community.”
As one of the few Southeast Asian companies present, Confluences proudly promoted Cambodia’s potential within the European trade network. Whether it’s connecting investors, supporting exporters, or building cross-border partnerships, we believe Cambodia has a strong role to play in global trade.
With four years of continuous participation at UEIE, we come back to Cambodia with new ideas, new international relationships, and stay aligned with global best practices. Confluences will continue to invest in international partnerships, promote Cambodian potential, and shape stronger, more connected trade solutions.
To learn more our activities at UEIE or about partnership with Confluences, contact our Sales Manager, Gérard SAN at gerard.san@confluences.asia
Confluences continued global business exchanges by returning to the 7th edition of Université d’Été de l’Internationalisation des Entreprises (UEIE), the Summer Camp for International Business Development, held on July 3–4 in Aix-en-Provence, dedicated to improving international trade practice.
This year was special as it marked the 10th anniversary. Initiated by Anne MARTEL, founder of EOC International, UEIE has become a key gathering for France’s international business community. As she described it, the event offers “two days of strategic reflection, inspiring plenaries, thematic workshops, and hands-on testimonials to collectively move export strategies forward.”
Representing Confluences, CEO Soreasmey KE BIN and Sales Manager Gérard SAN took part in the OSCI General Assembly, as well as strategic discussions and workshops, including sessions with Bpifrance and fellow OSCI-accredited operators. These sessions explored how different European countries structure and finance their export support systems, with a strong focus on public–private coordination, SME internationalization strategies, and partnership models that drive cross-border growth.
OSCI is the federation of private companies devoted to international business development. With over 160 members operating across 140 countries, OSCI plays a key role in shaping France’s international business strategies.
“Being part of this highly respected network and joining this gathering was a huge opportunity for us to reconnect with our French friends and exchange ideas with over 200 companies, experts, and researchers from other parts of the world,” said Soreasmey KE BIN. “It is always great to see fresh perspectives and how we can better represent Asian markets within the wider global business community.”
As one of the few Southeast Asian companies present, Confluences proudly promoted Cambodia’s potential within the European trade network. Whether it’s connecting investors, supporting exporters, or building cross-border partnerships, we believe Cambodia has a strong role to play in global trade.
With four years of continuous participation at UEIE, we come back to Cambodia with new ideas, new international relationships, and stay aligned with global best practices. Confluences will continue to invest in international partnerships, promote Cambodian potential, and shape stronger, more connected trade solutions.
To learn more our activities at UEIE or about partnership with Confluences, contact our Sales Manager, Gérard SAN at gerard.san@confluences.asia
Confluences continued global business exchanges by returning to the 7th edition of Université d’Été de l’Internationalisation des Entreprises (UEIE), the Summer Camp for International Business Development, held on July 3–4 in Aix-en-Provence, dedicated to improving international trade practice.
This year was special as it marked the 10th anniversary. Initiated by Anne MARTEL, founder of EOC International, UEIE has become a key gathering for France’s international business community. As she described it, the event offers “two days of strategic reflection, inspiring plenaries, thematic workshops, and hands-on testimonials to collectively move export strategies forward.”
Representing Confluences, CEO Soreasmey KE BIN and Sales Manager Gérard SAN took part in the OSCI General Assembly, as well as strategic discussions and workshops, including sessions with Bpifrance and fellow OSCI-accredited operators. These sessions explored how different European countries structure and finance their export support systems, with a strong focus on public–private coordination, SME internationalization strategies, and partnership models that drive cross-border growth.
OSCI is the federation of private companies devoted to international business development. With over 160 members operating across 140 countries, OSCI plays a key role in shaping France’s international business strategies.
“Being part of this highly respected network and joining this gathering was a huge opportunity for us to reconnect with our French friends and exchange ideas with over 200 companies, experts, and researchers from other parts of the world,” said Soreasmey KE BIN. “It is always great to see fresh perspectives and how we can better represent Asian markets within the wider global business community.”
As one of the few Southeast Asian companies present, Confluences proudly promoted Cambodia’s potential within the European trade network. Whether it’s connecting investors, supporting exporters, or building cross-border partnerships, we believe Cambodia has a strong role to play in global trade.
With four years of continuous participation at UEIE, we come back to Cambodia with new ideas, new international relationships, and stay aligned with global best practices. Confluences will continue to invest in international partnerships, promote Cambodian potential, and shape stronger, more connected trade solutions.
To learn more our activities at UEIE or about partnership with Confluences, contact our Sales Manager, Gérard SAN at gerard.san@confluences.asia
Confluences continued global business exchanges by returning to the 7th edition of Université d’Été de l’Internationalisation des Entreprises (UEIE), the Summer Camp for International Business Development, held on July 3–4 in Aix-en-Provence, dedicated to improving international trade practice.
This year was special as it marked the 10th anniversary. Initiated by Anne MARTEL, founder of EOC International, UEIE has become a key gathering for France’s international business community. As she described it, the event offers “two days of strategic reflection, inspiring plenaries, thematic workshops, and hands-on testimonials to collectively move export strategies forward.”
Representing Confluences, CEO Soreasmey KE BIN and Sales Manager Gérard SAN took part in the OSCI General Assembly, as well as strategic discussions and workshops, including sessions with Bpifrance and fellow OSCI-accredited operators. These sessions explored how different European countries structure and finance their export support systems, with a strong focus on public–private coordination, SME internationalization strategies, and partnership models that drive cross-border growth.
OSCI is the federation of private companies devoted to international business development. With over 160 members operating across 140 countries, OSCI plays a key role in shaping France’s international business strategies.
“Being part of this highly respected network and joining this gathering was a huge opportunity for us to reconnect with our French friends and exchange ideas with over 200 companies, experts, and researchers from other parts of the world,” said Soreasmey KE BIN. “It is always great to see fresh perspectives and how we can better represent Asian markets within the wider global business community.”
As one of the few Southeast Asian companies present, Confluences proudly promoted Cambodia’s potential within the European trade network. Whether it’s connecting investors, supporting exporters, or building cross-border partnerships, we believe Cambodia has a strong role to play in global trade.
With four years of continuous participation at UEIE, we come back to Cambodia with new ideas, new international relationships, and stay aligned with global best practices. Confluences will continue to invest in international partnerships, promote Cambodian potential, and shape stronger, more connected trade solutions.
To learn more our activities at UEIE or about partnership with Confluences, contact our Sales Manager, Gérard SAN at gerard.san@confluences.asia
Confluences continued global business exchanges by returning to the 7th edition of Université d’Été de l’Internationalisation des Entreprises (UEIE), the Summer Camp for International Business Development, held on July 3–4 in Aix-en-Provence, dedicated to improving international trade practice.
This year was special as it marked the 10th anniversary. Initiated by Anne MARTEL, founder of EOC International, UEIE has become a key gathering for France’s international business community. As she described it, the event offers “two days of strategic reflection, inspiring plenaries, thematic workshops, and hands-on testimonials to collectively move export strategies forward.”
Representing Confluences, CEO Soreasmey KE BIN and Sales Manager Gérard SAN took part in the OSCI General Assembly, as well as strategic discussions and workshops, including sessions with Bpifrance and fellow OSCI-accredited operators. These sessions explored how different European countries structure and finance their export support systems, with a strong focus on public–private coordination, SME internationalization strategies, and partnership models that drive cross-border growth.
OSCI is the federation of private companies devoted to international business development. With over 160 members operating across 140 countries, OSCI plays a key role in shaping France’s international business strategies.
“Being part of this highly respected network and joining this gathering was a huge opportunity for us to reconnect with our French friends and exchange ideas with over 200 companies, experts, and researchers from other parts of the world,” said Soreasmey KE BIN. “It is always great to see fresh perspectives and how we can better represent Asian markets within the wider global business community.”
As one of the few Southeast Asian companies present, Confluences proudly promoted Cambodia’s potential within the European trade network. Whether it’s connecting investors, supporting exporters, or building cross-border partnerships, we believe Cambodia has a strong role to play in global trade.
With four years of continuous participation at UEIE, we come back to Cambodia with new ideas, new international relationships, and stay aligned with global best practices. Confluences will continue to invest in international partnerships, promote Cambodian potential, and shape stronger, more connected trade solutions.
To learn more our activities at UEIE or about partnership with Confluences, contact our Sales Manager, Gérard SAN at gerard.san@confluences.asia
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