Egypt’s Mylerz has inked a long-term management and operation contract with JordanPost Company to manage and operate sorting and distribution services, Mylerz CEO and Founder Samer Gharaibeh told Enterprise Logistics. The arrangement will see Mylerz share its in-house technologies to boost delivery services in Jordan and will handle some 1 mn sorting and distribution transactions a year, Gharaibeh said. No investment ticket was disclosed.

Details: The agreement will see Mylerz offer its in-house developed and AI-supported technologies including route optimization and machine learning to boost the use of delivery equipment, Gharaibeh said. The move will optimize delivery cost, reduce carbon footprint, and offer faster deliveries within Jordan, including same day deliveries, Gharabieh added. The upgrades will also allow Jordan Post clients to track items in real-time.

Part of an expansion plan: In addition to Jordan, Mylerz currently operates in Egypt, Tunisia, Morocco, Algeria, and Libya, with plans to expand into East and West Africa, Gharaibeh said. The outfit has so far delivered upwards of 10 mn packages.

About Mylerz: The last-mile delivery and fulfillment firm, launched in 2019, offers in-house developed technology, scalable infrastructure, and industry experience to manage supply chains, according to their website.

ICYMI: Mylerz Egypt and Shift EV inked an agreement in November 2023 to convert Mylerz’ logistics vehicle fleet to electric vehicles using Shift EV’s electro fitting technology, with the swap beginning late last year and continuing into 2024.

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