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The rise of emerging markets has brought broad development space to the express delivery industry. With the rapid economic growth of these countries, consumer demand continues to increase, and the e-commerce market is booming, which has stimulated a substantial increase in express delivery business. Consumers' diversified and personalized demands for goods have prompted express delivery companies to continuously optimize services and improve delivery efficiency and quality.

At the same time, emerging market countries have increased their investment in infrastructure construction, providing more complete hardware support for the development of the express delivery industry. The improvement of roads, bridges, storage facilities, etc. has made express delivery smoother, reduced operating costs, and improved the overall competitiveness of the industry.

However, the development of the express delivery industry in emerging markets has not been smooth sailing. Problems such as imperfect market supervision mechanisms and incomplete laws and regulations have brought certain operating risks to express delivery companies. The low level of logistics informatization in some regions has led to untimely express tracking and information updates, affecting customer experience.

In order to better adapt to the development environment of emerging markets, express delivery companies need to continuously innovate their business models. They need to strengthen cooperation with e-commerce platforms, expand cross-border e-commerce express delivery services, and achieve resource sharing and complementary advantages. They need to use technologies such as big data and artificial intelligence to optimize logistics route planning and improve delivery accuracy and timeliness.

In short, under the background of global economic changes, the development of emerging market countries and the progress of the express delivery industry are interdependent and mutually reinforcing. Only by constantly solving the problems faced in development and giving full play to their respective advantages can we achieve common prosperity.