Amman: The Jordan Post has moved a step closer to completing its transition toward greener and more efficient postal operations as a delegation from the Universal Postal Union (UPU) began an official assessment of the company's electric vehicle modernization project. Chairman of Jordan Post Sami Al-Dawood welcomed UPU Quality of Service Fund expert Gaurav Mehta, who is leading the final evaluation of the initiative. The meeting was attended by Jordan Post's National Quality of Service Fund Coordinator, Omar Tbeishat, and Director of the International Cooperation Unit, Suhair Wreikat.
According to Jordan News Agency, the fleet modernization project, financed entirely through the UPU's Quality of Service Fund, has introduced 13 electric vehicles into Jordan Post's delivery network. The investment is aimed at strengthening last-mile delivery, improving operational performance, and enhancing the quality and reliability of postal services across the Kingdom.
Beyond improving logistics, the initiative reflects Jordan Post's broader commitment to environmental sustainability by lowering carbon emissions and supporting the adoption of cleaner transportation solutions within the postal sector.