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The development of international express delivery is closely related to the advancement of science and technology. From early mail delivery to today's efficient logistics network, the application of information technology has made the tracking and management of packages more accurate and convenient.

At the same time, international express delivery also faces many challenges. For example, differences in laws and regulations between different countries and regions may cause packages to be delayed or detained during transportation. In addition, force majeure factors such as severe weather conditions and sudden public health incidents will also affect the timeliness and safety of international express delivery.

From an economic perspective, international express delivery is of great significance to the operation and development of enterprises. It reduces the operating costs of enterprises, broadens the market scope, enables enterprises to allocate resources more efficiently and improve their competitiveness. For consumers, international express delivery allows them to easily purchase goods from all over the world, meeting diverse consumer needs.

However, the rapid development of international express delivery has also brought some environmental problems. A large amount of express packaging waste has put pressure on the ecological environment. In order to achieve sustainable development, the international express delivery industry is actively exploring green and environmentally friendly solutions, such as promoting recyclable packaging materials and optimizing transportation routes to reduce carbon emissions.

In short, while connecting the world and promoting economic development, international express delivery also needs to constantly respond to various challenges, achieve its own sustainable development, and create more value for human society.