In a significant event, Ahmed bin Mohammed opened the World Postal Conference in Dubai, regarded as one of the most important postal gatherings globally. This conference, which includes representatives from 192 countries, aims to discuss the future of mail and logistics, reflecting the UAE’s commitment to being a leader in this sector. The conference was launched under the slogan “Shaping the Future of Mail,” highlighting the pivotal role that postal services play in economic development.
International Cooperation to Enhance Postal Services
The conference witnessed wide participation from leaders and representatives of various countries, where Ahmed bin Mohammed discussed the importance of international cooperation in enhancing the quality of postal services. He emphasized that “cooperation is the key to improving performance and ensuring that postal services are delivered reliably and efficiently.” The role of the UAE as a major supporter in shaping postal and logistics trends on a global scale was highlighted.
The UAE Leads in Postal Service Performance
The conference showcased advanced results for the UAE in the field of postal services, as the country topped the International Express Mail Cooperation list and received a gold medal for performance. This achievement reflects the continuous efforts made by the UAE to improve and develop both local and international postal systems.
Kuwait’s Efforts in Developing Mail and Logistics
A representative from the Kuwaiti Ministry of Communications affirmed his country’s commitment to actively participate in the development of the mail and logistics sector. During his statements at the conference, he pointed out the importance of exchanging ideas and best practices to enhance the efficiency of postal services in the region.
Bridging the Digital Divide in Postal Services
The conference also focused on the challenges faced by postal services due to rapid technological advancements. As participants sought innovative solutions, Ahmed bin Mohammed stressed the need to bridge the digital divide and enhance the use of technology in developing postal services. This ensures faster and better services for users and strengthens the inclusivity of the postal system on a global level.