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28 Ağustos 2026 10:31

A New Step by UEB in the U.S.: Work Continues on the Florida–Miami Representative Office

The International Union of Tradespeople (UEB) is taking a new step in its organizational efforts in the United States with the establishment of its Florida–Miami Representative Office. During a meeting held at UEB Headquarters with the representative candidate, comprehensive discussions took place regarding trade, investment, exports, and the development of new partnerships.

A New Step by UEB in the U.S.: Work Continues on the Florida–Miami Representative Office

The International Union of Tradespeople (UEB) continues to strengthen its organizational efforts in the United States. As part of these efforts, a meeting was held at UEB Headquarters with a candidate being considered for the position of representative in Miami, Florida.

During the meeting, comprehensive discussions were held regarding the UEB’s organizational process in the United States, bringing together Turkish tradespeople and businesspeople, developing trade and investment opportunities, supporting exports, and establishing new partnerships.

It was noted that efforts are being pursued with determination to establish a strong and sustainable structure in the United States, in line with UEB’s Turkey-based global organizational vision.

The Florida–Miami Representative Office is viewed as a significant step toward establishing new connections among Turkish business owners, entrepreneurs, and businesspeople in the Florida and Miami regions, developing commercial partnerships, and expanding UEB’s international scope of operations.

Once the necessary evaluations and procedures are completed, the goal is to appoint the representative candidate to the position so that they can represent UEB in the strongest possible manner in Florida and Miami.

UEB’s efforts to expand its global network—centered in Turkey—and to bring together Turkish merchants and the business community more effectively on international platforms continue.

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