GAC grants additional concessions, trade facilities to several companies
15 Mar 2021 - 9:44
Chairman of the General Authority of Customs, Ahmed bin Abdulla Al Jamal, presenting a certificate to a company under the Authorised Economic Operator Programme.
QNA
Doha: The General Authority of Customs (GAC) granted additional concessions and trade facilities to several companies. This came within the framework of the “Authorized economic operator programme” implemented by the Authority to develop its partnership and cooperation with private sector companies.
Chairman of the General Authority of Customs Ahmed bin Abdulla Al Jamal handed over the certificates to companies that have proven their commitment to international conditions and standards regarding the supply chain in international trade, which are: Qatar Pharma for Pharmaceutical Industries, Al Jaidah Automotive, Ooredoo, AL MANA CO, Gulf Agency Company - GAC Qatar, and UrbaCon Trading and Contracting.
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