11/9/2026
Post of Serbia Presents Innovations and EXPO 2027 to PostEurop Guests
As part of an international meeting of PostEurop working groups, representatives from European postal operators visited the Post of Serbia’s Regional Postal-Logistics Center and the EXPO 2027 site at the Belgrade Fair.
During an international meeting of the PostEurop "Performance & Operations" and "Operational Data" working groups—held in Belgrade on November 4th and 5th—the Post of Serbia organized a visit to its Regional Postal-Logistics Center in Belgrade, as well as the "EXPO 2027 Experience Space" at the Belgrade Fair.
Representatives of European postal operators had the opportunity to learn about the Post of Serbia’s modern technological solutions, improvements to operational processes, and the implementation of innovations within postal operations.
During the visit to the Regional Postal-Logistics Center, the organization showcased its robotic parcel-sorting systems and the operations of its Contact Center. The international guests explored how automation and the application of artificial intelligence can enhance the efficiency, reliability, and quality of postal services.
The visit also included a "green initiative"—the planting of three trees on the grounds of the Regional Postal-Logistics Center. This activity symbolically highlighted the importance of environmental preservation, as well as the commitment of the Post of Serbia to sustainable business practices and a responsible approach toward the community.
The program also included a visit to the "EXPO 2027 Experience Space" at the Belgrade Fair, where participants learned about the concept and preparations for the international specialized exhibition EXPO 2027, which will be held in Belgrade from May 15 to August 15, 2027.
The visit served as an opportunity for the Post of Serbia to showcase its role in this major international project and to illustrate to the participants the significance of EXPO 2027 for both Belgrade and Serbia.
On the second day of the meeting, presentations and discussions continued, focusing on current challenges and future development directions for the postal sector. Participants examined updates to customs procedures and regulatory requirements, digital data exchange, compliance with international standards, paperless operations, and the implementation of new technological solutions in delivery logistics.
Additionally, postal operators shared their experiences regarding the digitalization of business processes, the optimization of delivery zones, and the development of new delivery models. The meeting concluded with a summary of the key topics discussed and the insights exchanged. The two-day international meeting of PostEurop working groups served as an opportunity to strengthen cooperation among European postal operators, exchange knowledge and experience, and jointly explore solutions that contribute to the further development of modern postal services.