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Dubai Customs and South Korea to boost trade ties

The meeting, held at Dubai Customs headquarters, shed light on virtual reality programmes that aid inspectors in their work. (WAM)
  • Dubai Customs shared their experience in developing smart customs services and digital systems with the delegation
  • The Korean delegation learned about the Post Clearance Audit System, which targets risky clearance transactions and enhances transparency in trade

Dubai, UAE— Dubai Customs and a delegation from South Korea have discussed ways to further develop mutual trade cooperation.

Dubai Customs also shared their experience in developing smart customs services and digital systems with the delegation.

The meeting, held at Dubai Customs headquarters, shed light on virtual reality programmes that aid inspectors in their work and other equipment and devices used at Dubai Customs to intercept and thwart the smuggling of illegitimate and hazardous materials.

The two sides also discussed ways to further develop mutual trade cooperation.

Also read: Dubai Customs thwart marijuana smuggling bid at international airport

Farida Fadhil Al Muaini, Acting Executive Director of Policies and Legislation Division, welcomed the South Korean delegation and affirmed Dubai Customs keenness to share its creative customs experience with customs authorities around the world as part of its vision to be the world’s customs leading administration supporting legitimate trade.

During the visit, the Korean delegation learned about the Post Clearance Audit System, which targets risky clearance transactions and enhances transparency in trade following the World Customs Organisation’s compliance framework.

Hussain Al Fardan, Senior Manager of Dubai Customs’ Innovation Centre, delivered a presentation on the Smart Customs Deterrence Drone, which won two renowned awards from the ideasUK this year, which are the best innovation award, and the second-best idea of the year.

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Khalid Al Ali, senior manager at the Customs Training Centre, presented the Virtual Training Programme for Inspectors, which is a simulation programme that trains inspectors on the latest methods and techniques used in identifying prohibited and hazardous materials.

At the end of the meeting, the Korean officials lauded the high level that Dubai Customs reached in adopting the most advanced technologies in its operations, and its noticeable efforts in facilitating customs procedures and trade.