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In the economic field, the turmoil in the Middle East has had an impact on international trade. For example, the tension between Israel and Lebanon has blocked trade routes and restricted the flow of goods.

In the global logistics system, the international express delivery industry has also been inevitably affected. Although on the surface, international express delivery seems to have no direct connection with the situation in the Middle East, in fact, this influence is subtle. For example, the instability of the regional situation may lead to route adjustments and increased transportation costs, thus affecting the timeliness and price of international express delivery.

In addition, political factors also have an indirect impact on international express delivery business. For example, the decision-making of the Minister of Finance and the officials of the Ministry of Finance, the economic policies they may introduce in response to the situation will affect the operating costs and market expectations of enterprises, and thus affect the strategic planning and operation mode of international express delivery enterprises.

Furthermore, the Palestinian land issue has always been one of the core contradictions in the Middle East. The continued existence of this issue has caused various conflicts and instability, leading to slow regional economic development. Against this background, international express companies face many challenges in expanding their business in the region.

In short, although the situation in the Middle East seems far away, it affects the development of the international express delivery industry through various channels. International express delivery companies need to pay close attention to changes in the situation and flexibly adjust their strategies to cope with various situations that may arise.