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Qatar Tribune
26-05-2025
- Business
- Qatar Tribune
Qatar Customs achieves direct integration between Al-Nadeeb system and IRU through digital TIR Carnet
DOHA: The General Authority of Customs has announced the successful completion of the direct electronic integration between the 'Al-Nadeeb' system and the 'E-TIR Carnet' service of the International Road Transport Organization (IRU), in coordination with the Qatar Chamber, which serves as the TIR National Association. This step aims to modernise the customs workflow and enhance digital integration with international entities. The electronic integration enables the instant and secure exchange of customs data related to land shipments covered by the International Road Transport (TIR) Agreement, enhancing the efficiency of customs clearance processes and supporting the digitization of procedures, and implementing risk management criteria post-goods arrival, This achievement represents a qualitative leap, positioning Qatar Customs among the first customs authorities in the Middle East to implement this system. This step facilitates the movement of international trade and ensures a smoother flow of shipments through land ports by enhancing tracking accuracy and increasing transparency and control. This aligns with the Authority's vision of developing its digital infrastructure and solidifying Qatar's position as a regional hub for trade and land transport.
Qatar Tribune
08-05-2025
- Business
- Qatar Tribune
MoCI workshop helps SMEs with customs compliance
Tribune News Network Doha The Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MoCI) in collaboration with the General Authority of Customs, held a workshop entitled 'Capacity Building for Entrepreneurs on Customs Procedures and Compliance Management' from May 6 to 8, 2025 at the Ministry's headquarters inLusail City. The workshop aimed to empower entrepreneurs and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Qatar and enhance their capabilities in the areas of customs procedures and international compliance standards. It also sought to raise awareness of the facilitation and compliance programmes implemented by the General Authority of Customs, while equipping participants with the knowledge and skills required to manage customs clearance processes efficiently, in line with applicable legislations and regulations. The workshop focused on three key areas: introducing the concept of the Authorised Economic Operator (AEO), along with associated facilitation, compliance measures, and international standards; reviewing the customs clearance procedures adopted by the Authority; and outlining how to access accurate information via the Authority's digital platforms. The features of the 'Al-Nadeeb' electronic customs clearance system were also discussed, highlighting its comprehensive coverage of all customs procedures. This initiative is part of ongoing efforts by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry and the General Authority of Customs to raise awareness of customs procedures and simplify them, thereby fostering a business-friendly environment, attracting investment, and strengthening the competitiveness and sustainability of the national economy.
