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As an important part of the globalization process, the rapid development of international express delivery has made the transmission of information and materials more convenient and efficient. This convenience has promoted economic exchanges and cultural exchanges between countries to a certain extent.

Take international trade for example. International express delivery enables companies to bring their products to the global market more quickly. In the past, cross-border trade may have faced many difficulties due to logistics restrictions, but now, through international express delivery, goods can cross borders and reach consumers in a short time. This greatly shortens the trade cycle, reduces costs, and improves the competitiveness of enterprises.

At the same time, international express delivery also promotes the dissemination and integration of culture. Various cultural products, such as books, music, and movies, can be circulated around the world through international express delivery. People can more easily access the cultures of different countries, enhance mutual understanding and respect, and enrich the diversity of global culture.

However, the development of international express delivery is not smooth sailing. It also faces a series of challenges and problems.

The first is the issue of security. With the sharp increase in the number of express parcels, how to ensure that the parcels do not contain dangerous or prohibited items has become a serious challenge. Once a security loophole occurs, it may pose a threat to national security and social stability.

The second is environmental protection. A large number of transportation activities in the international express delivery industry will generate a large amount of carbon emissions, which will have an adverse impact on the environment. How to reduce damage to the environment and achieve sustainable development while developing business is an important issue that the international express delivery industry needs to consider.

Furthermore, competition in the international express delivery industry is becoming increasingly fierce. In order to compete for market share, different express delivery companies may resort to price competition and other means, which may affect service quality and bring inconvenience to consumers.

Back to the "9.11" suspect's plea agreement, it also reflects the complexity and difficulty of the international anti-terrorism situation. International express delivery also bears certain responsibilities in anti-terrorism work. Express delivery companies need to strengthen security inspections of packages, cooperate with relevant departments to combat terrorist activities, and ensure the security and stability of the international community.

In short, while promoting global economic development and cultural exchanges, international express delivery also faces many challenges. We need to give full play to its advantages and actively deal with its existing problems so that it can better serve the development of human society.