A delegation from the Syrian Postal Corporation is participating in the regional workshop for the Operational Readiness for E-Commerce (ORE3) project, held in Qatar under the auspices of the Universal Postal Union (UPU)and with the participation of representatives from 17 Arab countries, aiming to strengthen Arab cooperation and exchange expertise in the postal sector.
According to a post on the Corporation’s official Facebook page, the workshop discusses operational readiness for e-commerce, disaster risk management, and the impact of risks on service continuity.
During the event, which began on November 2 and continues until November 6, participants gained advanced knowledge in e-commerce through presentations highlighting regional experiences and best practices. The Syrian delegation also took part in a case study exercise aimed at developing a plan to ensure the continuity of postal services in emergency situations.
On the sidelines of the workshop, the Syrian delegation—which includes Engineer Mohammad Wajih Sirfi, Head of the Investment Department, and Engineer Khalid Salem, member of the Steering Committee—visited Qatar Post to review the latest technological advancements and digital transformation efforts in postal services.
In a statement to SANA, Director General of the Syrian Postal Corporation Imad al-Din Hamad said that the Corporation is witnessing unprecedented expansion and international openness, which will positively reflect on its operations and service quality in the near future. He added that the Corporation continues to enhance its regional and international presence, establishing an active role in the Middle East through expanding partnerships and cooperation with global postal institutions.
This participation underscores the Corporation’s commitment to developing its operational capacities and keeping pace with global digital transformations, thereby strengthening Syria’s position in international postal forums.
