Iraq Delivery Fees: Chaos or New Cost

The Iraqi authorities have imposed fees ranging from 250 to 500 dinars on each delivery request as part of efforts to regulate the delivery sector after its rapid expansion, with the aim of controlling the movement of parcels and vehicles. These decisions have sparked widespread protests from delivery companies, which consider the fees a significant financial burden, especially since the profit margin for each order does not exceed 400 dinars, threatening the sustainability of their businesses. The government believes that these measures are intended to organize the sector and protect workers' rights, but the companies are calling for a more logical discussion of the decisions and for an assessment of their economic impact on the labor market and sector stability.

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