According to the Public Relations Department of Pishgaman Union, the third meeting of provincial and head office managers of Pishgaman Post (Parsipost), titled “Ham-Masir 3” (Moving Forward Together 3), was held at the Tehran Central Hub.
The meeting brought together managers from across the country to strengthen organizational coordination, exchange experiences, and explore ways to develop postal and logistics services.
During the gathering, provincial and head office managers presented reports on their activities and shared their experiences and the challenges facing the postal network.
The company’s domestic and international development plans, strategies for improving network performance and service quality, and ways to enhance coordination between the head office and provincial branches were also discussed.
At the meeting, Mohammad Kazem Keshvarshahi, CEO of Parsipost Group, along with other company managers, shared their perspectives and approaches to the company’s development. These discussions focused on existing capabilities and ways to improve performance, providing an opportunity to exchange views on the organization’s goals and priorities.
Exploring the potential of emerging technologies was another key topic of the event. In this section, Sasan Mohammadi discussed robotics technology and the capabilities of the Tensor group. Educational and interactive workshops were also held, focusing on shared responsibility, organizational cooperation, and identifying solutions to overcome challenges.
As part of Parsipost’s ongoing efforts to promote internal collaboration, “Ham-Masir 3” highlighted the importance of participation, coordination, and drawing on managers’ experience to support service development. This approach can play an effective role in improving the performance of the postal network and expanding the company’s postal and logistics services.
Parsipost, one of the companies operating in the logistics and postal services sector within Pishgaman Union, provides domestic and international parcel delivery services and contributes to the Union’s logistics service network.
