Aramex express and InPost Middle East to set up a joint venture company

The Middle East Express Company Aramex recently with the Poland package box network company InPost signed an agreement to jointly set up a joint venture company.
The agreement formally established the Aramex and InPost relations of cooperation, for the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) consumer e-commerce activity area and Africa provides automatic package private use locker. The two sides will northeast of the main urban construction of non automatic package box network in northeast Africa development, the rapid growth of e-commerce support. Through these new automated self-service terminal, electronic retailers buy goods online can be delivered directly to the package box, customers will be at a convenient time to pre select the package terminal good charge package.
Iyad Kamal chief operating officer Aramex said, in Europe and Asia, InPost has rich experience in the development of world class products and services. The company is very happy and in the Middle East and Africa regional cooperation. The field of electronic commerce has cooperative many, this cooperation will enhance the last mile delivery solutions, to improve overall customer service experience.
In the Middle East and Africa market, Aramex e-commerce is expected to be rapid development. The cooperation with InPost will enable the company through the strengthening of e-commerce business, effective use of this opportunity. To maintain the growth momentum, it needs to build the platform and the system more efficient electronic commerce, company and InPost cooperation will play an important role in the development of the market process.
InPost CEO Rafal Brzoska said, Aramex company has a thorough understanding of the Middle East and North Africa region, from the perspective of future development is very suitable partners. The basis has been established in the world wide web, tremendous business opportunities, to the Middle East and North Africa region of the electronic commerce field excited, also for the first time the parcel lockers into this area.
Because the city residents in the Middle East and North Africa region become more affluent, the e-commerce products and services and increasing demand, coupled with a large number of electronic retailers entering a new market, the rapid development of electronic commerce. According to Ekos Global, the e-commerce market value only UAE at more than $2900000000, is expected by 2015 will exceed $5100000000.
Aramex and InPost are expected to launch new business at the end of 2014.
MYEX Minya Express International
2014-05-30