Dubai Customs awarded 2025 Golden Peacock National Quality Award
Samira Abdul Razzaq emphasized that the award reflects Dubai Customs' dedication to maintaining the highest standards of quality and excellence across all of its operations. She added that the honor strengthens the organization's position in the areas of corporate governance and quality assurance. Dubai Customs' continuous efforts to enhance performance and achieve excellence across all work streams make it more determined than ever to advance and evolve, contributing to an economic environment that supports the nation's vision of global leadership in institutional performance.
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