By Olga Bebenina
Many of us have been in the situation of waiting in a postal queue behind a courier with a large bag of letters. It’s always frustrating having to wait, and can seem unfair to ‘ordinary’ customers. However, to tackle such inconvenience, the Belarusian Post Office (Belpochta) is launching a network of special stations to serve large and small enterprises; the first are already operational in Minsk and in regional centres.
Not long ago, a branch solemnly opened in the Minsk Region’s Borisov. As the Director of Belpochta’s Minsk branch, Zhanna Shebeko, notes, this is just the beginning. “We’ll soon open special post offices in Zhodino and Molodechno and, by the end of the year, in Slutsk and Soligorsk. We also plan to open a post office to serve major clients from the Minsk District — where a great number of enterprises of all sizes operate,” she explains.
