Recently, the international situation has undergone dramatic changes. The US-led assassination of Iranian officials has stirred up a ripple effect, like a boulder thrown into a lake, and the shadow of localized war has quickly loomed. In this sudden upheaval, the business world has been hit hardest, with customer orders and cargo transportation being the first to feel the impact.

The once stable and orderly cargo transportation chain was shattered by the flames of war. Our customers' goods, carrying commercial hopes and economic vitality, were forced to be delayed due to war-related traffic control, disrupted routes, and increased security risks. We were extremely anxious and contacted our customers immediately, inquiring about their safety: "How are things on your end?" The sudden outbreak of war meant disruption to our customers' businesses, and we shared their deep concern.

From fluctuations in oil supply to adjustments in shipping routes, every factor is closely related to order placement. War causes oil prices to soar, transportation costs to increase significantly, and the risk of cargo damage on air routes to rise continuously. At the same time, communication infrastructure in the war zone is severely damaged, base stations are destroyed, fiber optic cables are cut, and communication is disrupted in some areas.

War, this harsh reality, has plunged the Middle Eastern business world into an unprecedented crisis. It has disrupted the rhythm of customer cargo transportation, severely impacted communication networks, and hindered the normal operation of the global economy. Oil, transportation, trade, and other sectors are all struggling in the vortex of war, and disruptions at any link could trigger a chain reaction in the global economy.

In this turbulent situation, we have come to a deeper understanding of the preciousness of peace. Peace is the prerequisite for business development and the guarantee of global economic growth. Only peace can ensure the smooth transport of goods, the timely fulfillment of orders, and unimpeded communication. We earnestly hope that Iran and Israel can sit down at the negotiating table as soon as possible to resolve their differences through peaceful dialogue, restore peace to the world, stabilize the oil market, reopen shipping routes, allow free trade, and restore efficient communication networks. Because only peace can revitalize our business world and ensure the continued development of the global economy on a stable track.