Postal Services in Europe 2006
Postal Services in Europe 2006
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Posteurop visits Haypost
The Chairman of PostEurop Mr. Bernard Damiens, and the Secretary General of PostEurop Mr. Ingemar Persson will pay a visit to HayPost on April 15 and 16. The purpose of their visit will be to introduce PostEurop action plans to HayPost. The leaders of PostEurop will meet with HayPost management and several key ministers during their two-day visit to become acquainted with the transformation progresses of HayPost and to identify key cooperation and strategic programs for European postal integration.
As part of its objectives of building HayPost into a world-leading postal and financial service company, HayPost formally became the 45th member of PostEurop – an Association of 48 European public postal operators with the intention to optimize postal operations and postal services in Europe, and to foster greater cooperation between its Members. As a new member of PostEurop, HayPost will acquire lessons from the PostEurop networking tools to quickly improve the quality and standards of its services.
The leaders of PostEurop will participate in officially launching the new HayPost Training Center on April 15 developed with the purpose of increasing the quality of HayPost’s human capital, followed by an official opening of the newly renovated post office No. 68 on April 16.
The PostEurop Chairman and Secretary General will also personally meet with RA Minister of Trade and Economic Development, Nerses Yeritsyan, and State Property Management Head, Karine Kirakosyan, as well as meet with HayPost management and staff.
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Posteurop Annual Report
Read MoreEuropean public postal operators show support to 2020 EU emissions target
PostEurop, the association of European public postal operators reiterates today its support to the 2020 EU emission target. 14 of its members have already agreed to an ambitious average 10pct reduction of their greenhouse gas emissions over the next five years and more PostEurop Members are expected to commit to the voluntary programme.
The European Commission has agreed this week on a package of proposals that will deliver the European Council’s commitments to fight climate change. The proposals demonstrate that the targets agreed last year are technologically and economically possible and provide a unique business opportunity for thousands of European companies. As agreed by its leaders in March 2007, the EU seeks to reduce greenhouse gases by at least 20 pct by 2020.
The postal sector in Europe, through the very nature of its activities, has an impact on the environment, mostly in the form of greenhouse gas emissions. Most of these CO2 emissions result from the use of road transport, aviation and building energy usage also contributing significantly.
There is however considerable scope for improvement and as a vital sector of the European economy, the postal sector is committed to providing an example, by working closely with customers, suppliers and other stakeholders in order to reduce the whole sector’s impact in Europe and worldwide.
Elaborated by PostEurop’s Environment Working Group under the authority of the Social Responsibility Committee, the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Programme is fully in line with the Kyoto Protocol and the European Climate Change Programme targets. Its aim is to measure and assess the reduction efforts of participating postal operators and to create synergies by exchanging best practices in that field.
Read MoreHayPost Officially Becomes Member of PostEurop
During the PostEurop Plenary Assembly which took place on
January 16-17, in Krakow, Poland, members of PostEurop elected HayPost as their 45th member, and its first member from the South Caucasus, HayPost told ArmInfo.
As part of its objectives of building HayPost into a world-leading
postal and financial service company, HayPost formally signed and
accepted its membership to PostEurop during the Assembly. “This
is truly an honor and a step forward for HayPost to be part of the
PostEurop group. Being part of this network will help place HayPost
and Armenia on the European map by ensuring cooperation and innovation,
as well as operational quality and efficiency,” stated Lara Tcholakian, Deputy Director General for International Relations during the Plenary.
PostEurop is the Association of now 44 European public postal operators
and was created to optimize postal operations and postal services
in Europe, and foster greater cooperation between its Members. It is
working towards representing the entire European postal industry.
As official national postal representative of PostEurop, HayPost
will have its interests represented by PostEurop by influencing
and following-up on regulatory, social, operational and market
development which have or may have an impact on the European postal
Sector. HayPost’s programs in the field of quality of service and
postal operations will be improved by the support of PostEurop through
lobbies to the European and international policy-makers, seminars,
workshops, and technical assistances.
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