The online masterclass “Digital Logistics 4.0: How Technology is Changing Delivery and E-Commerce in Central Asia” will take place on May 12, 2025, at 12:00 GMT+4. The session will be led by Zhubanysh Mustafin, founder of Green Light and a recognized logistics innovator in the region.
As digital commerce accelerates and customer expectations grow, Central Asia is entering a pivotal era where logistics must become faster, smarter, and more adaptive. This masterclass is designed to provide a deep understanding of how emerging technologies—such as artificial intelligence, predictive analytics, and cloud-based platforms—are reshaping supply chains, enabling real-time responsiveness, and setting new benchmarks for delivery performance.
Drawing on his experience scaling Green Light from a local courier service into a transnational logistics provider handling over 3 million orders annually, Mustafin will offer firsthand insights into the tools, systems, and strategies behind this transformation. The session will cover key topics such as AI-driven route forecasting, integration with online marketplaces, last-mile automation, and overcoming regional infrastructure challenges through innovation.
Participants can expect an interactive and practical session featuring real-world case studies, actionable frameworks, and strategic guidance on building scalable, technology-enabled logistics systems. The content will be relevant not only to logistics professionals, but also to e-commerce leaders, digital entrepreneurs, and anyone interested in the future of trade and delivery in Central Asia.
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