World Postal Union

The Universal Postal Union (UPU) is a specialized agency of the United Nations established in 1874 to coordinate international postal services. It creates standardized rules, procedures, and tariffs to ensure efficient and reliable mail delivery across its member countries. The UPU facilitates cooperation among national postal organizations, enabling seamless exchange of letters, packages, and other postal items worldwide. By promoting worldwide postal cooperation, the UPU helps maintain consistent service quality, reduces costs, and supports global connectivity through the postal system. Its work benefits individuals, businesses, and governments engaged in international communication and commerce.