Ali-Metin Olgun on Global Trade, ECOSOC and the role of the online services

The world is a mess right now. Things are definitely recovering, but the crisis is nowhere near being over yet. Every single country is struggling to make ends meet, and developing countries are no different. Luckily, not all hope is lost. There are many ways to empower the citizens of these poorer countries. One of the most effective methods is to avail their talent and hire them for online services.

The proposer of this thought is Ali-Metin Olgun, an entrepreneur from Germany with a knack for helping people. Let’s walk through his line of thinking step by step and formulate a plan to make the world a better place.

Walking together with everyone:

The world is a lot different than it used to be a couple of decades ago. There was a time when America, Europe, and rich Asian countries like Korea and Japan were the only online nations. This meant that any and all trade involving the internet was made between them.

But, thanks to some crazy infrastructure developments in the last decade and economic boom, a lot more countries are online than ever before. Pakistan, Bangladesh, and most notably India are at the forefront of this digital revolution.

Now, it is the duty of developed nations to consider them as well when looking for an online service. Sadly, there are people still around that will deny a gig proposal just because the person making the offer is from one of these developing nations.

This is the mindset that we have to fight, not by going against the people doing this, but by setting a president. Judge an online services trader based on their quality, not their nationality.

It’s beneficial for everyone:

The point above might invoke the feeling of helping someone in need. That is not the case here.

By hiring someone from a developing nation, you are not doing them any favors. It is a net benefit for everyone. Their services tend to be on par with their western competitors while being significantly cheaper. Even if you pay them a fair amount, it will still not have that hefty “native” tax.

It’s a win-win scenario for everyone. You get to receive excellent service at a fair price while they get to be part of global trade.

ECOSOC, and what to do going forward:

ECOSOC is one of the most important institutes in the world regarding this matter. They are the one front and center about bringing online trade to everyone, from everyone. But their efforts will only work if the individuals adopt the right mindset.

Ali-Metin Olgun is a firm believer in working with people from around the world. He has confidence in them, thanks to his personal experience. He knows what their quality of service is like, and he’ll happily go back to them if need be.

Whether there is a global economic crisis or not, opening up your reach to a broader international market is the correct move in 2021.