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First, the efficient operation of e-commerce express delivery depends on a sound infrastructure, including transportation, communications, and warehousing. Afghanistan's domestic infrastructure is weak, which seriously restricts its economic development, including possible e-commerce business. Although the construction of the road to the Aynak copper mine has brought new hope, it will take a long time to improve the overall infrastructure. For example, poor road conditions will increase the time and cost of logistics transportation and affect the timely delivery of goods; insufficient communication network coverage may lead to delays in the transmission of order information and reduce service quality.

Secondly, from the perspective of market demand, the unstable situation in Afghanistan has led to limited consumption capacity of residents, and it is difficult to fully release the potential of the e-commerce market. The struggle between multiple forces has caused social unrest, and people are more concerned about basic survival needs rather than consumption through e-commerce. In contrast, in stable areas, e-commerce express delivery can meet people's increasingly diverse consumption needs, promote the rapid circulation of goods and economic prosperity.

Furthermore, the development of the e-commerce and express delivery industry is also affected by the policy environment. In Afghanistan, the unstable political situation may lead to policy discontinuity and lack of clear support and regulation for the e-commerce and logistics industries. In other countries, the government often promotes the healthy development of the e-commerce and express delivery industry by introducing preferential policies and strengthening supervision.

In addition, the e-commerce express delivery industry is highly competitive, and companies need to continuously innovate and optimize services to enhance their competitiveness. For regions like Afghanistan, the introduction of advanced e-commerce express delivery models and technologies faces many challenges, such as a shortage of funds and a lack of technical talent. However, this also provides an opportunity for international cooperation. Some e-commerce express delivery companies with rich experience and technical strength can cooperate with Afghanistan to jointly explore a development model suitable for local conditions.

From a more macro perspective, the global layout of the e-commerce express delivery industry will also be affected by international relations and geopolitics. China's investment projects in Afghanistan, such as the Aynak copper mine, will not only help improve Afghanistan's economic situation, but may also create conditions for future e-commerce express delivery cooperation between China and Afghanistan. With the deepening of China's "Belt and Road" initiative, the connectivity of countries along the route is constantly strengthened, and the e-commerce express delivery business is expected to expand further.

In short, the development of the e-commerce express delivery industry does not exist in isolation. It is closely linked to the political, economic and social environment around the world. The situation in Afghanistan is just one example, reminding us to look at the future development of the e-commerce express delivery industry from a broader perspective.