Great appreciation for the efforts of Kish post office staff; Postal services support the economy and respond to the needs of the island

The CEO of Kish Free Zone Organization, appreciating the efforts and positive performance of the employees of the post office of the island, considered the postal service as one of the supporting pillars of economic activities and providing for the daily needs of the people, and emphasized the necessity of developing the postal infrastructure, facilitating the sending of parcels to the mainland and improving the quality of service to the people of Kish.

According to the report of Ambassador Arjan of Kish, in this meeting, Mohammad Kabiri praised the efforts of the employees of this complex and considered the postal service as the main supporter of economic activities and providing for the needs of the people of Kish and said: In the situation where the entry of tourists to the island faces restrictions, the importance of these services doubles.

Referring to the long-standing concerns of Kishundans and economic activists regarding the sending of mails to the mainland, Kabiri announced intensive consultations with the relevant ministries and added: "Using the legal capacities and recent approvals of the government for the southern provinces, we are determined to take more effective steps to remove the postal barriers of this free zone."

He also mentioned the beginning of the establishment of postal services with the cooperation of customs from the beginning of October in Mikamal markets and the commercial center and asked the post management to evaluate the quality and level of satisfaction with these services by continuously monitoring the opinions of businesses and citizens.

The CEO of Kish Free Zone Organization called the implementation of the national project of location-based addressing system (GNF) as the cornerstone of the development of smart services in the island and stated: despite the limited financial resources, we will personally follow up and determine the financing of this vital project so that its implementation will be keyed in a phased manner.

In the continuation of this meeting, Jamal Hassanzadeh, the head of the Kish Post Office, presented a report on the recent developments of this complex and said: "With the cooperation of related institutions, the island's postal service network has been developed and the number of active units has reached more than 7 units with presence in the port, airport and busy markets."

Pointing to the success of the establishment of a post office in Mikamal and the commercial center to facilitate the online sales of guilds, he announced the relaunch of the direct route of postal exchange between Bandar Abbas and Kish and added: Currently, postal parcels are moved through this route three times a week, which has played a significant role in reducing delays and speeding up the receipt and delivery of parcels.

In the end, Hassanzadeh emphasized that the postal code is the spatial identity of every citizen, he considered the completion of the JNF project as a big step towards speeding up the administrative processes and the intelligent connection of service systems to each other, and demanded the continuation of the support of the management of the Kish Free Zone Organization.