According to the Public Relations Office of the Pishgaman Union, a two-day meeting of provincial and headquarters managers of Pishgaman Post Company (Parsi Post) was held in Yazd with the aim of fostering collaboration, providing training, and reviewing the company’s development projects.
During the program, provincial managers presented reports on the status of their operations, sharing challenges and practical experiences in implementing postal projects. In another part of the meeting, new company programs in both domestic and international sectors were discussed and evaluated.
Mohammad Kazem Keshvarshahi, CEO of Pishgaman Post, emphasized the importance of unity and coordination among different divisions of the company, stating:
“The purpose of holding this event is to prepare our managers for the implementation of new projects, including a cooperation agreement with the Organization for Company Registration and the expansion of postal and registration services across the country.”
He added:
“Over these two days, alongside discussions of the issues raised by the provinces, we also addressed various operational and training points, so we can continue the development of postal and logistics services with greater technical, scientific, and practical readiness.”
The meeting also addressed Pishgaman Post’s international projects. Regarding this, the CEO stated:
“We are developing new platforms that will enable the shipment of parcels from anywhere in Iran to other countries, and vice versa. This plan is in the final stage of obtaining international licenses and can create a major transformation in the country’s postal services.”
Other key topics of the meeting included introducing real and legal entity panels for online stores and expanding conventional postal services through partnerships with company and document registration centers nationwide.
On the sidelines of the program, provincial and headquarters managers of Pishgaman Post visited several companies within the Pishgaman Cooperative Group — including Pishgaman Dry Port, Pishgaman Asr Ertebatat, and Pishgaman San’at Sabz (Green Industry) — to become more familiar with the group’s logistical and technological capacities.
At the end of the meeting, the CEO of Pishgaman Post highlighted the growing competition in the country’s postal and logistics sectors, saying:
“With reliance on unity, innovation, and the internal strengths of the Pishgaman Group, we will move forward with greater strength and cohesion. Our goal is to make Pishgaman Post recognized as a model of innovation and trust in Iran’s logistics ecosystem.”
