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Introducing One Service And Central Complex For Companies
The Director General of the General Administration of Customs, Advisor Jamal Al-Jalawi, affirmed that customs continues to digital transformation, and that its electronic system is a fundamental pillar in the customs work system, as it enabled business partners and customs sectors at the ports to complete their work electronically with high quality and efficiency, especially in light of the challenges that accompanied The pandemic, indicating that in addition to covering all customs operations through the automated customs system platform, the online portal contains about 23 services currently for clearers, and 4 services for companies.
Al-Jalawi added, in a statement yesterday morning, on the occasion of the launch of a new service that allows companies to inquire and multi-track their goods within the customs office, that the new service allows tracking of the required releases from government agencies, the position of the government agency on the release, and ending with the final release from the customs department. Noting that awareness campaigns will be launched to notify corporate beneficiaries of the new service.
He mentioned that the rate of use of electronic services has generally reached record levels, as the electronic services for individual payment recorded more than 600 thousand transactions, and other services provided in an integrated technical context, pointing out that the aim of the new features is to provide a single central service complex for companies that achieve Cooperation, regulation and transparency through this new model, as well as flexibility in control, privacy, and ease of access, which allows these characteristics for all incoming and outgoing customs data that the administration accomplishes with all its land, sea and air ports.
He stressed that the implementation of this service is in line with the keenness of the “Customs” to provide all its services through the customs system platform and the electronic portal because of the great importance it represents in terms of the diversity of services and characteristics available to business partners from the commercial community and available around the clock, seven days a week, adding that these steps come Among the additional support solutions for the previously announced projects for digital transformation that were implemented to add more axes to improve the business environment.
Online payment services recorded more than 600,000 transactions
The digital portal includes 23 services currently for brokers and 4 for companies.
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SOURCE: ALJARIDA
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