NamPost is Namibia’s national postal operator and state-owned company headquartered in Windhoek. Its roots go back to 19th-century mission mail routes and the first formal post office in Otjimbingwe in 1888. Created as NamPost in 1992, it now runs a nationwide network of post offices, mail and logistics, courier and savings bank services.

Correios de Moçambique is the former national postal operator of Mozambique, created in 1981 after the separation of postal and telecom services from the colonial CTT network. For decades it managed letters, parcels and money orders through a nationwide network of post offices and agencies, and its brand and systems are still referenced today for domestic mail, international parcels and express items handled via partner operators and legacy contracts.

FSM Postal Service (Micronesia) is the national postal operator of the Federated States of Micronesia, created in 1983 when the federation assumed responsibility for domestic mail, post offices and philatelic services. Working closely with USPS under the Compact of Free Association, it provides letter, parcel, registered, PO box and stamp services across Pohnpei, Chuuk, Yap and Kosrae.

La Poste du Togo is the national postal operator of Togo, created in the 1990s as a state-owned company to provide universal mail and financial services. Headquartered in Lomé, it manages a nationwide network of post offices, supports domestic and international mail, parcels, EMS, and basic banking products, and continues to modernize through digital platforms and e-services for citizens and businesses.

Dominican Republic Post (INPOSDOM) is the national postal operator of the Dominican Republic. Its roots trace back to 1851’s first postal administration, evolving into the Dirección General de Correos in 1963. On November 15, 1985, Law 307 established INPOSDOM as an autonomous postal institute. Today it delivers domestic and international mail and parcels, EMS (Express Mail Service), money orders, and PO boxes while expanding digital e‑services and branch coverage nationwide.

Agencia Boliviana de Correos is Bolivia’s state-owned postal operator, created in 2018 to replace the former Empresa de Correos de Bolivia (ECOBOL) after its liquidation. As the designated national postal service, it handles domestic letters, parcels, EMS, PO boxes and e-commerce shipments across the country and abroad, under the Ministry of Public Works, Services and Housing.

Česká pošta is the Czech Republic’s state postal enterprise, formed in 1993 after the split of Czechoslovakia and inheriting a tradition dating to the Czechoslovak Post founded in 1918. Headquartered in Prague, it operates a large network of post offices and parcel pick‑up points, plus online tools for tracking, price calculation, change‑of‑delivery and appointment booking. Services span letters, parcels, EMS/express, financial services and philately for domestic and international customers.

Bhutan Post is Bhutan’s national postal operator, created in 1996 from the former Department of Posts and Telegraphs. Building on postal services that began in 1962, it now runs nationwide mail, logistics, financial and philatelic services and a postal museum in Thimphu, supporting everyday communication and the country’s broader social and economic development.

Pošta Slovenije is Slovenia’s state‑owned postal operator headquartered in Maribor. Established as a separate company in 1995 after the split of the former PTT, it traces much earlier postal traditions on Slovenian territory. Today the group provides universal postal services, parcels, EMS/express, customs brokerage, and a nationwide network of post offices, parcel lockers, and alternative pickup points. Customers can track registered letters and parcels online and adjust delivery options digitally for added convenience.

Iran Post is the national postal operator of the Islamic Republic of Iran, evolving from state-run mail services into a modern corporation under the Ministry of ICT. Established in the late 20th century, it connects cities, rural areas, and international partners through letters, parcels, EMS, and digital tools such as online tracking and complaints portals. The network builds on Iran’s long postal heritage while expanding logistics and e‑commerce services nationwide.