Last Wednesday, I attended a meeting as a representative of thousands of Tipax coworkers to be a part of the Red Crescent and make a memorandum of understanding to provide Logistics services in critical and non-critical situations.
Mr. Nasiri, the head of the Red Crescent volunteers, also paid tribute to Tipax for its free services. A poem from Saadi was written on the Memorial badge that accurately reflects the mission of this crowd, “Human beings are members of a whole.”
Tipax is the first private post in Iran, which considers its main motto “speed, accuracy, safety,” and to help the natural disaster victims is an integral part of our social responsibility.
We seek to have an active role in the country’s sustainable social development and help the Red Crescent on days that are not necessarily disastrous. Activities that are the real meaning of “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.”
In this regard, all Tipax representatives throughout the country will help the Red Crescent volunteers. They will learn and work as an essential part of the supply chain of humanitarian assistance to send the critical packages of Red Crescent to unique places before the happening of disasters.
In my opinion, there is a close relationship between the mission of a company and its social responsibility, and for this reason, Tipax wants to focus more on Logistics services. Have you ever thought of social responsibility that can do before the occurrence of a disaster? What are the effects of these activities on the improvement of socially sustainable development?