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Alibaba Launches Online Logistics Services to Empower Pakistani Exporters in Global Trade

  • May 24, 2025
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In a major development set to reshape the export landscape for Pakistani businesses, Alibaba.com has announced the launch of a dedicated suite of online logistics services designed to enhance the efficiency and global competitiveness of local exporters. The new offering is aimed at addressing long-standing logistical hurdles and facilitating smoother participation of Pakistani small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in cross-border e-commerce.

Unveiled on Friday, Alibaba.com’s new service suite promises to provide end-to-end support for international shipping — from packaging and warehousing to customs clearance and last-mile delivery. The logistics tools are built to simplify international trade and offer a reliable infrastructure to support the country’s growing e-commerce ecosystem.

The announcement highlights how the explosive growth in global e-commerce presents an unprecedented opportunity for Pakistan’s SME sector. However, logistical inefficiencies and cost concerns have long stood in the way of exporters scaling their operations to reach global buyers. Alibaba aims to close that gap by making international shipping both accessible and predictable for Pakistani sellers.

As a leading global platform in business-to-business (B2B) e-commerce, Alibaba.com has formed strategic alliances with top-tier international express delivery companies to ensure timely, secure deliveries to more than 200 countries and regions. These partnerships will enable Pakistani exporters to overcome common obstacles in international shipping, including high freight costs, customs complexities, and lack of real-time visibility in order tracking.

Speaking at the launch, Ms. Summer Gao, Head of Global Supply Chain at Alibaba.com, emphasized the critical role of logistics in the success of SMEs. “Online logistics services streamline operations, reduce costs, and empower businesses to reach global markets easily,” she stated. She added that by integrating advanced technologies and offering comprehensive logistics solutions, Alibaba.com is enabling Pakistani SMEs to respond swiftly to market demands, improve service reliability, and optimise their trade operations.

The platform’s integrated logistics ecosystem not only handles physical shipping tasks but also offers customs advisory services and detailed order tracking tools. This full-service model is designed to help businesses maintain transparency and control throughout the shipping process, thus minimising risks and reducing delivery times.

For Pakistan’s exporters — particularly small-scale manufacturers and B2B sellers — this initiative represents a significant step forward. Reliable and cost-efficient logistics have often been cited as a major bottleneck for exporters, especially those trying to establish credibility in overseas markets. With Alibaba.com’s new logistics support, these businesses now have a more level playing field to compete with international sellers.

This launch also aligns with Pakistan’s broader push toward digital trade facilitation and export diversification. As the government continues to seek ways to support the IT and e-commerce sectors, platforms like Alibaba.com are playing a crucial role in bridging infrastructure gaps and connecting local talent and products with the world.

With a growing digital economy and a vibrant entrepreneurial base, Pakistan stands to benefit greatly from such initiatives. As more businesses embrace e-commerce and tap into international markets, Alibaba.com’s logistics solution could be a key enabler in unlocking the full export potential of Pakistan’s SME sector.

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