Postal Treaty

A Postal Treaty is an international agreement that standardizes and regulates postal services between different countries. It ensures that mail can be sent and received smoothly across borders, establishing rules for rates, delivery times, and responsibilities. By creating a cooperative system, postal treaties help facilitate global communication and trade, making it easier and more reliable for people and businesses to send letters and parcels internationally. These treaties are managed by organizations like the Universal Postal Union, which oversees and updates the agreements to adapt to changing needs.