This article explores the significance of translation in international business communication in the context of rapid globalization, increasing intercultural interaction, and the digital transformation of the global economy. The authors emphasize that translation is not only a means of conveying information from one language to another but also serves as an important tool for interlingual and intercultural mediation. The article analyzes how high-quality translation contributes to effective communication between partners from different countries, prevents misunderstandings, minimizes risks associated with misinterpretations, and fosters the establishment of long-term business relationships. The authors also identify the main components that ensure effective international business communication. Each of these encompasses a range of elements necessary for successful business communication in an international environment. In particular, it concerns adapting translations to the cultural context, considering the communication norms of various cultures, applying strategic approaches to the transmission of information, developing interpersonal interaction skills, and using modern digital technologies for quick and reliable data exchange. Special attention is devoted to the role of the professional translator in ensuring the accuracy, adequacy, and relevance of translations in the context of the cultural, legal, and social characteristics of the target audience. The authors also examine the specifics of translation in different areas of business communication: marketing materials, financial reporting, legal contracts, technical documentation, etc. It is emphasized that in a multilingual environment and the rapid circulation of information, localization – adapting content considering linguistic, cultural, and regional differences – becomes especially relevant. It is concluded that effective international business communication is impossible without high-quality translation, which serves as a decisive factor for the successful integration of companies into global markets, enhancing competitiveness, and strengthening the brand.
Стрілок et al. (Wed,) studied this question.