Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.uz) — Listee, a platform for buying and selling second-hand goods, has partnered with Uzbekistan’s national postal operator UzPost to facilitate deliveries between individuals across the country. Users will be able to send and receive goods through more than 1,600 UzPost branches.
The partnership will allow Listee to use UzPost’s existing logistics infrastructure to expand delivery services between Uzbekistan’s regions.
Buyers will be able to purchase goods from sellers in other cities and collect their orders at convenient post offices. Sellers, meanwhile, will be able to dispatch items without having to arrange delivery themselves.
The companies plan to expand their cooperation further and make delivery services more accessible to platform users.
“Cooperation with UzPost is of strategic importance to Listee. The national postal operator’s extensive logistics infrastructure will make buying and selling between individuals more convenient, regardless of the cities where buyers and sellers are located. Our goal is to enable people across Uzbekistan to choose goods from sellers nationwide. For example, they could safely buy a good second-hand smartphone from another individual in a different city and collect it at a post office near their home. Our partnership with UzPost is an important step in this direction,” said Vitaly Tumanov, chief executive officer of Listee.
UzPost operates Uzbekistan’s largest logistics network, with more than 1,600 post offices across all regions. The company is actively developing integration with online sales platforms, working with major marketplaces and allowing their customers to receive orders through its postal network.
“The rapid growth of online sales in Uzbekistan is creating new opportunities for the national postal operator. More and more online platforms are using our infrastructure to deliver goods to customers across the country.
“Cooperation with Listee will be another important stage in developing this area. We expect the partnership to increase parcel volumes and demand for our services, while making e-commerce more accessible to people in Uzbekistan,” said Alisher Fayzullaev, chief executive officer of UzPost.
For Listee, expanding delivery services is part of its broader effort to build an ecosystem for trade between individuals. The platform brings together classified listings, communication between buyers and sellers, payments and delivery. This approach is designed to make transactions, including those between different cities, more convenient and secure.
