Bern: Deputy Chairman of the Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (TRC), Dr. Nael Adwan, participated in the Postal Operations Council meetings of the Universal Postal Union (UPU) in Bern, Switzerland, where discussions to establish an international postal training center in Jordan were held.
According to Jordan News Agency, Adwan engaged with UPU Director General, Masahiko Metoki, to explore cooperative efforts, focusing on the proposal for the training center that would be under TRC's supervision. The center is intended to serve the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region by offering essential knowledge and expertise.
A TRC statement highlighted that Adwan described the center as a strategic move to enhance the postal sector's capabilities and improve service quality. He emphasized TRC's role as a strategic partner for UPU, committed to supporting regional and international endeavors in the postal industry.
Adwan expressed TRC's dedication to participating in various UPU events. He remarked that postal training centers are specialized platforms that deliver advanced services in sector-specific fields.
He stated that Jordan possesses qualified personnel ready to adhere to international practices, with human capital investment being a TRC priority. The center aims to equip postal and e-commerce workers with necessary training to adapt to the sector's rapid evolution.
For Jordan, the facility is expected to improve technical skills within the postal sector, potentially positioning the country as a regional hub for postal and logistics services in the MENA region.