DUBAI – Dubai Customs not too long ago convened a complete assembly with courier and specific transport firms, aimed toward strengthening the seamless operation of e-commerce operations and cementing Dubai’s place as a worldwide epicenter for e-commerce, consistent with its strategic goals of Dubai’s financial agenda.
The assembly noticed the presence of Farida Fadhil, Director of Customs Audit Division at Dubai Customs; and Younes Ibrahim Kalbat, Senior Supervisor Buyer Happiness within the Consumer Happiness division.
Younes Kalbat highlighted: “E-commerce is present process fast growth on each a worldwide and regional scale, pushed by relentless technological development. This enhance has led to a proliferation of on-line shops and an rising variety of Web customers engaged in shopping for and promoting actions. We preserve an in depth affiliation with our valued shoppers and supply unwavering help by delivering premium providers that impeccably match their expectations. Dubai Customs’ cross-border e-commerce platform is one in all Dubai Customs’ pivotal initiatives, driving transformative adjustments throughout the enterprise panorama. It’s designed to supply distinctive providers to e-commerce firms and linked industries, together with transport and logistics.”
The session included in-depth discussions on customs audit processes. Dubai Customs answered all questions from collaborating firms and shared insights into the division’s programs on this context.
Moreover, Dubai Customs unveiled its pioneering e-commerce challenge, which strategically makes use of blockchain know-how to streamline provide chain operations. The first goal of this platform is to extend the presence of Dubai companies inside the native and regional e-commerce distribution community by considerably decreasing the general prices related to e-commerce transactions. Moreover, the platform acts as a catalyst for enhancing e-commerce gross sales within the UAE.
Dubai Customs expects e-commerce gross sales within the UAE to extend to $6 billion by 2023, $6.8 billion by 2024 and $7.6 billion by 2025. Dubai Customs stays steadfast in its dedication to steady enchancment and growth of this groundbreaking challenge.
