Category — Partnership

The GIE TRAIN4TRADE (Groupement d’Intérêt Economique) gets together Specialists in International Trade, in the Education process as well as on the field. They master all main parameters in International Business and Management (Cultural, practical, theorical, philosophical, …).

Sharing its experience on the Belgian market, the GIE TRAIN4TRADE is also spreading its wings to other Countries. Some of its Members are already active on foreign markets such as France, Vietnam, Canada, Saudi Arabia, …

Thanks to the experience and the help of the Agence Wallonne à l’Exportation (AWEX), the GIE TRAIN4TRADE recently did turn towards a French talking Country close to BELGIUM : TUNISIA

After the necessary market studies, and various meetings in TUNISIA as well as in BELGIUM, the private Tunisian University U TIME / TTC Pilotage and the Belgian GIE TRAIN4TRADE did sign, in Brussels on May 12, 2010, a Partnership agreement in the field of International Business Trade Management and Training in TUNISIA.

This Partnership will be officialized through a Press Conference in the Capital City of Tunis on Friday October 8, 2010.

• GIE TRAIN4TRADE (www.train4trade.eu)
• Patrick COETS : +32.475.79.01.27
• Email : pco@epicureandco.com

• U TIME UNIVERSITY (www.time.ens.tn)
• Mohamed DAMAK : +216.71.95.11.94
• Email : mohamed.damak@time.ens.tn

Potential partnerships and collaborations between T4T and Tunisian/African groups

As the African Development Bank (ADB) settles its offices fort the next two or three years to come on the continent’s most stable country, Tunis shines as the ideal platform for strategic development of activities in the training sector.

If you’re considering the internationalization of your activities in Africa, you undoubtedly are thinking about the beautiful country of Tunisia. At less than a two hours flight from Brussels, the countries capital, Tunis seems like the current place to be as business activities lay on substantial and strong foundations backed up by the government’s policies. Yet, there is lot to be done, and this is why it is so appealing to investors and developers right now.

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