Importation
Import Divisions Introduction
Throughout history, humans have engaged in trade to meet their needs. Over time, with changes such as population growth, scientific and technological advancements, and increasing diversity and quantity of needs, trade has evolved significantly and now influences a broad spectrum of human activities. This indicates that commerce has a long-standing and essential role in societal life. Today, with its expansion, commercial organizations and companies play a crucial role in meeting existing needs within societies.
The Social Security Organization is a non-governmental organization with a vision of sustainability, dynamism, agility, and excellence in responsiveness. It aims to provide quality and timely services to its stakeholders through intelligent processes, overseeing various companies to serve the Iranian public. Clearly, the commerce sector is one of the vital and powerful arms of this organization in fulfilling its responsibilities.
Now, looking more closely, the commerce division of the Social Security International Trading Company is a critical component. It is considered the heartbeat of the company, managing both domestic and international commercial affairs.
Objectives
The commerce division, as one of the key pillars of the Social Security International Trading Company, which supports and collaborates with the Social Security Organization, aligns its operations with the organization’s vision. This division aims to meet the needs of the Social Security Organization and its subsidiaries by providing services and gathering experienced specialists to achieve these goals.
The commerce group excels in establishing international connections and is proficient in conducting tenders, auctions, guarantees, and banking affairs. They manage the entire commercial process, including purchasing, sales, shipping, and receiving goods, all executed at the international level by skilled and experienced professionals.
Capabilities
Areas of Activity
Establishing international relations
Identifying global markets
Participating in global markets
Recognizing opportunities and challenges in imports
Conducting international tenders
Identifying companies that guarantee international transactions
Organizing relevant training courses to keep experts updated
