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As an important link in global economic exchanges, the efficiency and complexity of international express delivery systems affect the economic activities of various countries. Taking Serbia as an example, although the core of the protests is lithium mining, it also indirectly reflects the problem of resource circulation and distribution. International express delivery plays a key role in resource transportation and allocation.

From the perspective of logistics network construction, international express delivery needs to rely on perfect transportation infrastructure and advanced information technology. Serbia's geographical environment and infrastructure conditions affect the service quality and efficiency of international express delivery to a certain extent. If its infrastructure is weak, it may lead to rising logistics costs and affect the import and export of resources.

In terms of market demand, the development of international express delivery is closely related to the economic development level and consumer demand of each country. Serbia's economic development is relatively slow, and the demand for high-end goods and technologies may not be as strong as that of developed countries, which to some extent limits the expansion of international express delivery business. However, with the gradual development of Serbia's economy and the improvement of its degree of openness to the outside world, the demand for international express delivery is expected to gradually increase.

Furthermore, the competition in the international express delivery industry also has an impact on Serbia and other countries. Some large international express delivery companies have occupied a large market share by virtue of their brand advantages, service quality and global network. This is both a challenge and an opportunity for Serbian local express delivery companies. They can improve their service level and competitiveness by learning from international advanced experience.

In addition, the regulatory policies and environmental protection requirements of the international express delivery industry cannot be ignored. Strict regulatory policies help to ensure the quality and safety of express delivery services, but they may also increase the operating costs of enterprises. The increase in environmental protection requirements has prompted international express delivery companies to adopt greener and more sustainable transportation methods to reduce the impact on the environment. This is a positive driving factor for countries such as Serbia that attach great importance to environmental protection.

Back to the protests in Serbia, the mining and utilization of lithium resources not only involves domestic economic development and environmental protection, but is also closely related to the demand and resource allocation of the international market. International express delivery plays a bridging role in this process, connecting the supply and demand of resources.

In short, the development of the international express delivery industry is intertwined with and affects the economic, social and environmental aspects of various countries. The protests in Serbia provide us with an opportunity to think about the role of international express delivery in global resource allocation.