UAE Based Zajel Courier Services has made a number of new appointments within the organization. The move comes as the company seeks to solidify their market position regionally and globally.
The company has made eco-friendly logistics solutions as part of its ethos, in which it aims to provide seamless, reliable logistical solutions that connect people, businesses and communities around the world.
Launched in 2008, Zajel Courier Services is one of the fastest growing logistics and courier service companies in the UAE.
With over a decade of experience, to date the company has delivered over 42 m shipments covering over 200 countries. In addition to domestic courier services and e-commerce, the company also provides air, sea and GCC road freight.
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The newly appointed Al Kharabsheh comes with over a decade of experience, working with the world’s logistical giants in the UAE and abroad.
Al Kharabsheh has comprehensive knowledge within the logistics and supply chain space, working closely with various courier businesses, in freight forwarding, project logistics and even warehouse solutions.
He also has experience with launching start-ups within the industry, in addition to managerial and company reformations.
Al Kharabsheh said: “The logistics landscape has changed extensively in the last couple of years, especially during 2020 which has brought many challenges to the field.
"I believe that Zajel is one of the region’s most promising logistical providers and I only see upward growth for the company and its scope of operations which have worldwide outreach.”
The company is undergoing a major internal transformation within its organization to further improve and streamline its B2C and B2B services regionally and internationally.
In addition to investing in innovative technologies within its organization to maximize efficiency as the country’s leading logistics provider, with customer satisfaction at the core of its services.
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