Dubai Customs continues the development of its technical and human potential in support of traders and investors, including the launch of the latest AI smart applications…reports Asian Lite News
Ahmed Mahboob Musabih, CEO of Ports, Customs and Free Zone Corporation and Director-General of Dubai Customs, received at his office K. Kalimuthu, Consul (Economic, Trade and Commerce) at the Consulate General of India in Dubai, to discuss means to enhancing cooperation and partnership.
“India is a major trade partner of Dubai, and the emirate’s historic relationship which sets the growth in mutual trade as one of the strategic priorities that we work together to develop, and to help India gain more from the emirate’s central location and role as a leading hub for trade,” said Musabih. “We provide best facilities and customs services to Indian businesses which can also benefit from the advanced infrastructure and logistics.”
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“Dubai external trade is seeing more success, especially after the success of Expo 2020 Dubai, which helped introduce Dubai and its true potential, in overcoming the challenges including the COVID-19, to the world. During what has been a testing period, Dubai contributed to the smooth traffic of goods between the world’s regions, getting us closer to achieve the emirate’s milestone of reaching AED2 trillion in trade in the next five years,” he added.
Musabih said that Dubai Customs continues the development of its technical and human potential in support of traders and investors, including the launch of the latest AI smart applications.
Meanwhile, Kalimutu applauded Dubai Customs’ efforts in facilitating Indian trade, which helps grow mutual trade and investments. (WAM)