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In the era of globalization, the expansion of overseas business has brought economic prosperity, but it has also brought a series of challenges and risks. Among them, the rapid development of logistics and trade has made cross-border exchanges more frequent. As an important link in this process, overseas express delivery business can improve the efficiency of commodity circulation, but it may also be exploited by criminals.

As for the "9.11" incident, although the direct cause was not the overseas express delivery business itself, it cannot be ignored that the international environment at that time and the convenience of cross-border communication provided certain conditions for the planning and actions of terrorists. Terrorist organizations were able to transfer funds, personnel and materials around the world, which to a certain extent benefited from the cross-border business system in the context of globalization.

For example, some seemingly normal overseas trade activities may be used as a cover to provide financial support for terrorist activities. In the logistics link, complex express delivery networks and regulatory loopholes may allow dangerous goods or illegal materials to circulate. This not only poses a threat to national security, but also poses potential risks to the safety of life and property of ordinary people.

However, we cannot completely deny the positive role of overseas express delivery business because it has played an important role in promoting international trade and meeting people's consumption needs. The key lies in how to strengthen supervision and regulation to ensure its safe and orderly development.

On the one hand, governments should strengthen international cooperation and jointly combat cross-border criminal activities. By establishing information sharing mechanisms and joint law enforcement actions, the crackdown on terrorist organizations and criminals can be strengthened. At the same time, supervision of overseas express delivery companies should be strengthened, requiring them to strictly abide by relevant laws and regulations and implement measures such as cargo security inspection and customer identity verification.

On the other hand, overseas express delivery companies should also shoulder their social responsibilities, strengthen internal management and risk prevention and control, invest more resources in technology research and development and personnel training, and improve the security level and traceability of express parcels. At the same time, they should actively cooperate with government departments in supervision and jointly maintain the healthy development of the industry.

In short, the confession of the mastermind of the 9/11 incident reminds us that while enjoying the convenience brought by overseas business, we must pay great attention to the potential risks. Only by strengthening international cooperation and industry self-discipline can we ensure that overseas express delivery business runs on a safe track and make greater contributions to economic development and social stability.