Georgian Post receives top scores for service, operations by int’l auditors
International experts conducted an audit of Georgian Post in September this year. Photo: Georgian Post press office.
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The Georgian Post has received the highest scores for its service and operations from experts of the Universal Postal Union (UPU) after they conducted an audit in the state postal operator in September of this year, the Georgian Post reports.
The Georgian Post has received the highest scores for the quality of its service, safe processing of packages and for its operations being in line with international standards.
The assessment confirms the well-guided management of the Georgian Post and the non-stop work of its employees. We are glad to receive such a high assessment by the international organisation,” Director General of the Georgian Post Levan Chikvaidze said.
UPU auditors said that the Georgian Post is a “role model'' for how the system should work, adding that foreign states should learn from Georgian experience in this regard.
UPU is one of the oldest international organisations founded in 1874 with its headquarters in Berne, Switzerland.
It has 192 member states, including Georgia.
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