LibanPost

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LibanPost
ليبان بوست

Company type	Private
Industry	Postal services
Founded	1998
Headquarters	Lebanon
Key people	Antoni Lorfing (CEO)
Website	http://www.libanpost.com.lb

LibanPost is the national post office of Lebanon, established in 1998. It is privately owned, in charge of operating the postal sector. Since its inception, LibanPost embarked on a program of rebuilding infrastructure, diversification and branding.^[1]

Services

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The company offers more than 1000 services, covering mail and express, financial services, retail and merchandising activities, business, e-commerce and governmental services. LibanPost provides governmental services portfolio across 15 public institutions, positioning itself as a formal intermediary between citizens and governmental institutions.

LibanPost is a member of the Express Mail Service.^[2]

Size of operations

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The company handles an average of 20 million shipments yearly. Up to the year 2011, LibanPost had executed 8 million governmental formalities. LibanPost operates today a network of 74 post offices.^{[citation needed ]}

Automation

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LibanPost has developed applications for 150 services and 350 sub-services, including a governmental services platform. LibanPost developed services such as the Home Service facility, providing post office services at the customer's premises, and address coding using GPS technology.^{[citation needed ]}