Poczta Polska has its first stand at the International Defence Industry Exhibition in Kielce.
For the first time in history, Poczta Polska (Polish Post) has prepared a stand at the International Defense Industry Exhibition in Kielce (MSPO). The National Operator showcases the potential of the Poczta Polska Ochrony (PPO) division and its philatelic activities.
MSPO is a showcase for the greatest achievements of the defense industry from around the world. It's not only a comprehensive showcase of military equipment, but also hosts business meetings and agreements between defense manufacturers from across the globe. The event has been held annually for 29 years, and for the first time ever, Poczta Polska (Polish Post) hosted a stand.
" For the first time in history, Poczta Polska has set up a stand at the International Defense Industry Exhibition in Kielce, where we are showcasing the services provided by the Poczta Polska Security division. Poczta Polska is an important element of the national cash circulation system by providing financial services that ensure the proper flow of funds between market participants, as well as the transfer of funds between states and citizens, " says Tomasz Zdzikot, CEO of Poczta Polska.
From September 7th to 10th, the company will present the types and capabilities of comprehensive security services provided by PPO. These include cash logistics, personal and property protection, technical security, and monitoring. Additionally, PPO will present passenger and baggage security screening services, as well as cargo transport services for civilian air traffic.
– The Polish Post Protection Division is a direct continuation of the tradition of the Postal Protection Formations, established within the Polish Post Office when Poland regained independence in 1918. In addition to its core business of serving the Polish Post Office, the PPO also offers commercial services – says Wiesław Włodek, Vice President of the Management Board of the Polish Post Office.
PPO serves over 2,400 external clients, providing services at approximately 42,000 customer points located throughout the country and over 4,000 Poczta Polska (Polish Post) offices. To conduct these operations, PPO employs approximately 3,000 qualified security personnel who utilize a fleet of 400 vehicles for transporting valuables and nearly 2,200 firearms.
PPO monitors nearly 4,500 postal facilities and nearly 800 commercial facilities. The department's employees physically protect nearly 250 postal facilities, including 16 that have been designated as critical infrastructure.