88 countries suspend mail services with the United States because of customs duties

The Global Postal Union announced “UPU“The United Nations today, about 88 countries, the post or partial service with the United States of America after Washington imposed additional customs duties.

Massaiko Metoki, the general manager of the Federation, said in a statement that the Federation is working on a rapid development of a new technical solution that would allow the resumption of the mail to be resumed to the United States.

It is noteworthy that the World Postal Union was established in 1874, based in Bern, Switzerland, and is the second oldest international organization in the world after the International Telecommunication Union.ItuAnd he coordinates mailing policies between member states, as well as the global postal system, and on July 1, 1948 became a United Nations specialized agency.