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COVER STORY 12 UNION POSTALE Is the Universal Postal Union’S Flagship Magazine, Founded in 1875 Moving the postal sector forward since 1875 December Nº2/18 Inclusive capacity building with 10 Trainpost Cover 12 story Ethiopia captures Countries 20 historical moment forge spirit of solidarity FOREWORD SOLUTION SPOTLIGHT 6 UPU Extraordinary Congress: signed, sealed, 10 Inclusive capacity building delivered! with Trainpost EDITOR’S NOTE Having one of the most labour-intensive operations in the world 7 Keeping the momentum means that the Post must promote the development of its staff to turn this heavy reliance on human resources into an asset for IN BRIEF the sector. 8 UPU provides Posts with map for their journey along the digital Silk Road INTERVIEW Update on the United 9 States of America’s decision Ethiopia captures to withdraw from the UPU 20 historical moment FEATURES As hosts of the first UPU Congress to ever 31 Postal security take place in Sub-Saharan Africa and only compliance celebrated the second-ever Extraordinary Congress held by the UPU, Ethiopia has captured a 36 DIGEST moment in postal history. Moving the postal sector forward since 1875 CONTENTS COVER STORY 12 UNION POSTALE is the Universal Postal Union’s flagship magazine, founded in 1875. It is published Countries forge quarterly in seven languages and takes a closer look at UPU activities, featuring international news and developments from the postal sector. The magazine regularly publishes well spirit of solidarity researched articles on topical issues facing the industry, as well as interviews with the sector’s leading The UPU’s second-ever Extraordinary Congress in Addis Ababa individuals. It is distributed widely to proved to be a pivotal moment for moving the organization the UPU’s 192 member countries, including thousands of decision-makers forward on several fronts. from governments and Posts, as well as other postal stake holders. All regard it as an important source of inform ation about the UPU and the postal sector at large. UNION POSTALE is also published FEATURES in French, Arabic, Chinese, German, Russian and Spanish. Ministers advocate Post The Universal Postal Union neither endorses any products or services 23 as a key to development offered by third-party advertisers nor guarantees the veracity of any claims Ministers responsible for the Post from around made by the same. Opinions expressed the globe recognized the postal network as an in the articles are not necessarily those asset in boosting national socio-economic of the UPU. development during the UPU’s 2018 Ministerial It is expressly forbidden to reproduce Strategy Conference. any part of UNION POSTALE magazine (including text, images or illustrations) without prior permission. POSTAL STATISTICS December 2018 27 Latest UPU figures signal No 2/18 potential for growth EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: A promising increase in international postal volumes suggests that the postal Kayla Redstone (KR) market may finally be reaping the rewards of digital transformation, explains AUTHORS: David Dadge (DD), UPU economist Mauro Boffa. Olena Muravyova (OM), Pooran Parampath (PP) DESIGN AND LAYOUT: UN FAMILY Sonja Denovski SUBSCRIPTIONS: [email protected] UPU and WCO work together ADVERTISING: 34 on Customs-Post cooperation [email protected] COVER PHOTO: Mark Prosser in Latin America CONTACT: UNION POSTALE Together with the World Customs Organization International Bureau (WCO), and with the support of the Postal Union of Universal Postal Union the Americas, Spain and Portugal (PUASP), Correo P.O. Box 312 Uruguayo and Uruguayan Customs, the UPU 3000 BERNE 15 SWITZERLAND organized a joint Customs-Post Workshop for Latin PHONE: +41 31 350 31 11 America aimed at enhancing cooperation between E-MAIL: [email protected] postal operators and Customs agencies. WEBSITE: news.upu.int/magazine The WADP Numbering System (WNS) Postage stamps? Let’s get real! Find every legal stamp issued by the world’s issuing authorities, with easy access to online philatelic stores worldwide. Collect with confidence! The WNS is managed by the World Association for the Development of Philately (WADP), through the Universal Postal Union. More information: www.wnsstamps.post UNION POSTALE 5 FOREWORD UPU Extraordinary Congress: signed, sealed, delivered! After five days of intense discussions and I was also moved by the agreement on Small decisions in Ethiopia, I believe the Universal Island Developing States (SIDS) – one of the Postal Union has emerged with a renewed most important decisions ever taken by a sense of its role and responsibility. Our Congress. This landmark decision will reduce discussions, held against the inspiring the contributions provided by SIDS, allowing backdrop of the African Union’s Nelson them to be fully involved in UPU decision Mandela Hall, have helped reinvigorate an making. It has long worried me that industry that has toiled over rough terrain in countries with populations under 200,000 recent years but continues to deliver were struggling to pay their membership successfully to its billions of customers. dues and risked losing their voice. SIDS have found their voice thanks to the Addis Ababa I was conscious throughout the week that decision, and I look forward to it being the discussion of subjects left over from the heard at future Congresses. Istanbul Congress in 2016 could be viewed as UPU housekeeping; however, I was For all these reasons, I believe that the heartened by the passion of delegates and Extraordinary Congress was a huge success, their wisdom. All of the delegations seemed thanks in large part to the hard work of the to realize instinctively that discussions on the Ethiopian Post and the Ministry of health of this organization were linked to Communication and Information There can be no the overall hardiness of the international Technology. There can be no doubt now “ postal sector. The two are indivisible in so that the UPU’s reform is the postal sector’s doubt now that the many ways. reform, but if the UPU is to be effective and UPU’s reform is the efficient – the very heartbeat of the industry Changes to election procedures and the – we also need your continuing help. postal sector’s reform, provision of adequate regional but if the UPU is to be representation are good examples of Bishar A. Hussein, Director General, decisions that will have far-reaching effects. Universal Postal Union effective and efficient The UPU will now have nimbler procedures and a more integrated portfolio of services – the very heartbeat to better serve the industry. Resolution of of the industry – we the difficult question of the UPU Provident Scheme is now also in its final stages. The also need your UPU gained forward momentum on the contribution system, and we seem to be continuing help. moving towards an ultimate solution on this ” issue in 2020. 6 MOVING THE POSTAL SECTOR FORWARD SINCE 1875 With our last issue of UNION POSTALE, we gave you a peek into the discussions to EDITOR’S NOTE come at the Extraordinary Congress in Addis Ababa. This time, we have the pleasure of sharing its results. KEEPING THE From our cover story, our readers will glean the key achievements of the five- day meeting, which saw our Union move MOMENTUM ahead on key topics related to the sustainability of the UPU and the postal sector. Other features within the pages of this issue will give readers a glimpse into some of the Congress’ side events, including the Ministerial Strategy Conference and an awards ceremony celebrating the first Posts to participate in the UPU’s new security certification programme. This issue also provides us with the opportunity to share an update on the state of the sector, based on the UPU’s latest postal statistics. We hope you enjoy it. Kayla Redstone, Editor-in-chief 7 IN BRIEF Workshop participants visit Kazpost Capitalizing on this new digital route, while continuing to leverage physical trade, is a “The UPU’s role is to UPU provides primary concern of Central Asian countries and postal operators. encourage the digital Posts with To help Posts play their role, the UPU has transformation and created a highly innovative new diversification of Posts, map for their programme, designed to stimulate digital transformation and regional postal so they are in the best journey along development. possible position to take This October, in Astana, Kazakhstan, the advantage of e-commerce the digital Silk UPU brought together senior managers and fully contribute to their from the region’s designated postal operators to discuss diversification and the country’s economy,” Road postal sector’s digital transformation. The Astana meeting was the first phase of a TEXT: David Dadge Each operator receives a standard rollout of three-phase programme. The second phase e-services, regulations and standards, as will measure progress, leading to a final well as training on how to improve services phase in 2020 to evaluate the programme’s through these advances. More than 800 years ago, the Italian overall success. Similar programmes have merchant and explorer Marco Polo trekked been launched in the Arab region, the In Astana, senior representatives of postal through central Asia on his way to China. Commonwealth of Independent States, and operators shared information and the Caribbean. experiences and conducted a needs He recorded his experiences in his Book of assessment. the Marvels of the World, highlighting the These programmes form part of the UPU’s diverse trade between Asia and Europe. overall global work, and are designed to The programme will empower senior postal executives and provide them with the If the great Italian explorer were alive today, facilitate the business diversification and digital transformation of Posts. When necessary tools to transform and diversify he would recognize the movement of their Posts. physical goods along the trade routes – the viewed collectively, the regional Silk Road – although fast moving trains and programmes are raising awareness among Self-assessment also stimulates Posts to trucks have now replaced the long, winding Posts about the UPU’s central role in take the next steps in their digital caravans of horse-drawn wagons.
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