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ZATCA, Korea Customs Service sign MoU to recognize AEO

The Korean delegation visited ZATCA Academy and was briefed on its training and technical programs for employees.
  • The move will accelerate the clearance of goods at customs points, enhance trade, and support their economies, SPA reported.
  • ZATCA also showcased the “Clearance within Two Hours” initiative, which aims to unify the efforts of customs clearance authorities.

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia — Saudi Arabia’s Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority (ZATCA) and Korea Customs Service have signed a memorandum of understanding regarding mutual recognition of the Authorized Economic Operator (AEO) Program.

ZATCA Governor Eng. Suhail bin Mohammed Abanmi and Korea Customs Service Commissioner Kwanghyo Ko signed the MoU, which aims to enhance the security of the supply chain and facilitate trade by exchanging privileges provided to authorized economic operators at the customs of the two countries.

The move will accelerate the clearance of goods at customs points, enhance trade, and support their economies, SPA reported.

The signing took place during the third regular meeting between the two sides, hosted here by ZATCA. Ways to enhance cooperation and common issues pertaining to customs were discussed at the meeting.

ZATCA showcased the “Clearance within Two Hours” initiative, which aims to unify the efforts of customs clearance authorities, and the “Digital Employee” service, which is aimed at aims to improve the quality of digital services provided by the authority to taxpayers and customers through AI techniques and solutions in all areas of zakat, tax and customs.

The Korean delegation visited ZATCA Academy and was briefed on its training and technical programs for employees.