Egyptian entrepreneur Ahmed Ameer shared that the inter-city transportation services market, known as "Line Haul," is seeing a big change in how things are priced. Companies are slowly moving away from using an invoice or a "shwal" (which is like a master bag) as their pricing unit. Instead, they're now calculating the cost for each individual shipment. This really shows how much Egypt's logistics sector is growing and evolving!
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