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Overseas express delivery service has brought great convenience to consumers, allowing people to easily obtain goods from all over the world. It breaks the geographical restrictions and enriches people's life choices.

But at the same time, it also faces a series of problems.For example, the timeliness of logistics and delivery is difficult to guarantee. Since cross-border transportation involves multiple links, including customs inspection and conversion of transportation methods, the delivery of packages may be delayed.

Furthermore, the safety of goods during transportation is also a major concern. Packages may be damaged or lost during transportation, causing losses to consumers and merchants.

Another aspect that cannot be ignored is the cost issue. Cross-border transportation is often expensive, which may affect consumers' willingness to buy and increase merchants' operating costs.

From the perspective of industry competition, the overseas express delivery market is highly competitive. Major express delivery companies have launched special services to compete for market share. In this process, service quality and price have become key factors in competition.

In addition, there are also differences in laws and regulations related to overseas express delivery. Different countries have different regulatory policies for express delivery business, which brings certain complexity to the operation of express delivery companies.

At the same time, we cannot ignore some special situations. Take the recent security incident involving Chinese citizens in Angola as an example. Although this does not seem to be directly related to overseas express delivery business, it indirectly reflects that in some regions, poor public security may have a potential impact on various economic activities including express delivery.

The instability of public security may threaten the personal safety of express delivery personnel, thus affecting the normal operation of express delivery services. Moreover, in areas with poor public security, the risk of package theft and robbery will also increase.

In order to meet these challenges, express delivery companies need to continuously strengthen their service capabilities, optimize logistics networks, improve delivery efficiency, strengthen cargo packaging and protection measures, and reduce the risk of loss.

At the same time, express delivery companies should actively cooperate with governments and relevant agencies, understand and abide by local laws and regulations, and ensure the legal and compliant operation of their businesses.

In addition, government departments should also strengthen supervision of cross-border express delivery business, standardize market order, and protect the legitimate rights and interests of consumers.

When choosing overseas express delivery services, consumers should also consider various factors, including price, timeliness, service quality, etc., to make wise decisions.

In short, while overseas express delivery services bring convenience, they also face many challenges. Only through joint efforts of all parties can the healthy development of this industry be promoted.