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The rapid rise of the international express delivery industry has changed people's lifestyles and business operation models. It enables goods and information to cross borders and be delivered quickly in a short period of time. For a country like Malaysia with a diversified economy, the importance of international express delivery is self-evident.

On the one hand, international express delivery has promoted Malaysia's foreign trade. Many small and medium-sized enterprises can promote their featured products to the global market through international express delivery, thus expanding their business scope and increasing their economic benefits.

On the other hand, international express delivery has also enriched the consumption choices of Malaysians. Consumers can easily purchase goods from all over the world, meeting their needs at different levels.

However, while international express delivery brings convenience, it also brings some challenges, such as increased logistics costs and safety issues during cargo transportation. These issues not only affect the operating costs of enterprises, but may also damage the rights and interests of consumers.

In Malaysia, the relevant departments are also facing many challenges in regulating the international express delivery industry. How to ensure the quality and safety of express delivery services and how to balance industry development and environmental protection are issues that need to be addressed urgently.

In addition, the competition in the international express delivery industry is becoming increasingly fierce. In order to compete for market share, major express delivery companies continue to launch new services and preferential policies. This has promoted the innovation and development of the industry to a certain extent, but it may also lead to disorderly competition in the market.

In short, the development of the international express delivery industry is closely linked to all aspects of Malaysian society. Only by fully recognizing the opportunities and challenges it brings and taking effective countermeasures can we achieve common development.