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The management of the Romanian Post and the Georgian Post signed, in Tbilisi, a memorandum of cooperation in the field of postal services, the document being an important pillar of the regional development project, in which the Romanian postal service operator will make available its infrastructure capacities, in the form of setting up a regional logistics hub.
According to a press release of Posta Romana National Company (CNPR), the Romanian postal service company, sent to AGERPRES on Wednesday, the management of the Romanian Post, represented by Director General Valentin Stefan, paid a working visit between April 12-13 at the headquarters of Georgia's national postal operator, represented by Levan Chikvaidze, CEO of the postal operator, and Nugzar Bregvadze, director of the company's International Relations Department, Agerpres.ro informs.
The two delegations laid the foundations for a collaboration project in the field of postal services for the development of a regional strategy, based on the exchange of know-how in the IT sector, but also on the development of quality management regarding the expansion of the relevant market, by diversifying postal services and products.
"We continue to develop, together with the postal administrations of Central and South-Eastern Europe, projects that will lead to the consolidation of the logistics hub concept, in which the Romanian Post will be able to capitalize on its own infrastructure and develop it at the pace of the market. The working meetings I held with the management of the Georgian Post benefited from the full support of His Excellency, Mr. Razvan Rotundu, Ambassador of Romania to Georgia, and Mr. Consul Marius Pandelea, whom I wish to thank. The partnership with Georgian Post is extremely important, in the context in which the postal services market benefits from an upward trend that must be capitalized on at the regional level," said Valentin Stefan, the general director of the Romanian Post.
During the working visit, the Romanian delegation was invited by Minister Guram Guramishvili at the headquarters of the Georgian Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development, an opportunity to tackle topics regarding the partnership between the two countries in developing the strategic potential and achieving commercial objectives based on the expansion of the operating capacity of the two countries' postal companies.
