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Towards Importing and Exporting Without Paper Documents!

August 19, 2026اقتصاد – الشروق أونلاينechoroukonline.comTranslated from Arabic
Towards Importing and Exporting Without Paper Documents!

Submitting licenses electronically alongside the paper version temporarily and ultimately dispensing with documents later. The new service allows for the processing of licenses and administrative certificates required during customs clearance within a unified system. The Customs Administration has taken a new step towards digitizing foreign trade operations by initiating the gradual operation of a new unit under the name 'Unified Electronic Window' within the customs information system 'ALCIS'. This service will allow for the electronic entry and processing of licenses and administrative certificates required during customs clearance, in a process aimed, in the near term, at gradually eliminating paper documents and making import and export operations more digitized and seamless. The announcement was made...

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