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In today's globalized economic environment, the international express industry plays a vital role. It is not only a bridge for the delivery of goods between different countries, but also an important link in global trade and economic exchanges. However, like many industries, the international express industry also faces various challenges and difficulties.

In recent years, with the changes in the global economic situation, the development of some distressed industries has been severely impacted. The tight capital chain has become the main obstacle to the survival and development of these enterprises. In order to support the stable development of these distressed industries and protect the capital chain of enterprises, relevant deferred payment policies have emerged.

So, what is the connection between the international express delivery industry and the deferral policy for these distressed industries? First of all, as an important part of the global supply chain, the international express delivery industry is closely connected with many industries. Many companies that rely on international express delivery for cargo transportation, such as cross-border e-commerce and manufacturing, will be greatly affected if they encounter financial difficulties. At this time, the deferral policy provides these companies with valuable buffer time and financial support, allowing them to maintain operations during difficult times and continue to cooperate with the international express delivery industry.

Secondly, the deferral policy helps reduce the operating costs of enterprises and improve the efficiency of capital use. For international express delivery companies, this means that their customers can have a more stable financial situation, thereby reducing business risks caused by customer financial problems. At the same time, a stable customer base also provides international express delivery companies with more predictable business volume and revenue sources, which helps companies plan and develop.

In addition, the deferral policy can also promote the optimization and upgrading of the industrial structure. With the support of the policy, the distressed industries have more resources and motivation to invest in technological innovation and business expansion. This will promote the upgrading of the entire industrial chain, and related industries including the international express industry will also benefit from more efficient supply chains and better service needs.

However, to give full play to the positive effect of the deferred payment policy on the international express delivery industry, joint efforts are needed from all parties. Government departments should strengthen the publicity and implementation of the policy to ensure that qualified enterprises can truly enjoy the policy benefits. Enterprises themselves also need to rationally plan the use of funds and improve their own management level to better cope with market changes.

At the same time, the international express delivery industry should also seize this opportunity to strengthen cooperation with upstream and downstream enterprises, improve service quality and efficiency, provide customers with better services and enhance its own competitiveness by optimizing logistics networks, improving transportation speed and accuracy, and other measures.

In short, the policy of deferring payment for the extremely poor industries has brought new development opportunities to the international express delivery industry and its related industries. With the joint efforts of all parties, we have reason to believe that the international express delivery industry will achieve sustainable development in a more stable and healthy environment.