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Fake News About Amazon’s Delivery Partner in Pakistan is Dismissed by Pakistan’s Commerce Ministry.

  • August 19, 2021
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A misquoted comment about Pakistan Post becoming Amazon’s official logistics partner was recently circulated in the media.

As a result, the Ministry of Commerce has clarified that Pakistan Post is not an official Amazon partner, and that local E-commerce companies have the freedom to choose their preferred logistical services regardless of media allegations.


Prior to this explanation, Amazon, the world’s largest online retailer, had said nearly three months ago that “Pakistani entrepreneurs are eligible to sell on Amazon,” and that it was ready to collaborate with Pakistan’s business community, including small and medium-sized vendors.

From a commercial standpoint, being listed to Amazon’s official Seller’s List is a tremendous boost for Pakistani firms. While products can be dispatched and delivered by any licenced operational vendor operating locally and worldwide, Amazon has not designated a specific organisation in Pakistan for this purpose.

 

Source: propakistani.pk

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