Lleida.net partners with five African postal operators to digitize services
Lleida.net has signed contracts with the postal operators of five African countries to exclusively provide them with digital postal services and certified electronic communications technology.
Within the framework of the 27th Congress of the Universal Postal Union, the national postal operators of Gambia, Ivory Coast, Djibouti, Equatorial Guinea and Madagascar have immediately adhered to the framework agreement signed in July by the subsidiary de Lleida.net and the Pan-African Postal Union (PAPU) to distribute the patented technology of the Spanish company in Africa. The initiative is called DigitalPost Africa.
Within the framework of this service, Lleidanet SaaS Middle East and Africa DMCC will offer these new countries Digital Postal Services through Certified Electronic Communications, and mainly Certified Emails, Certified SMS and Certified eStatements.
With the signing of these new five national postal operators, Lleida.net already serves the postal companies of 11 countries, including South Africa, Colombia and the United Arab Emirates.
Held in Abidjan, the capital of the Ivory Coast, the Congress of the Universal Postal Union is being held between August 9 and 27, with the presence of 900 representatives from 190 countries.
The framework agreement with the African Postal Union (Pan African Postal Union) allows the 55 national postal operators of the African continent to offer Lleida.net services to their millions of customers automatically.
Within the framework of this meeting, the Secretary General of the Younous Djibrines (Secretary General of the PAPU) and Bishar Hussein, General Director of the Universal Postal Union met with Lleida.net.
So far, more than 60 countries have recognized Lleida.net inventions with more than 205 patents in the fields of certified notification, contracting and electronic signature.
The company is the only company in the world that is listed at the same time on BME Growth in Madrid, Euronext Growth in Paris and OTCQX Best Market in New York. In 2020, its shares appreciated by more than 900 percent.
