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31 Jan 2008
   

A delegation from UNCTAD's ASYCUDA visited QSA

 
     

His Excellency Sheikh Hamad bin Jabor bin Jassim Al Thani, the President of Qatar Statistics Authority (QSA) yesterday received Mr. Fabrice Millet, United Nations Conference on Trade and Development's ASYCUDA Senior Programme Coordinator and his accompanying delegation.

 
   

The meeting attended by Mr. Mansoor Al-Malki, QSA Director of IT Department and Dr. Ahmad Hussein, Statistical Adviser with QSA, Fathi Bin Ayed Operational Director of ASYCUDA Programme, Alaa Basyouni Senior Customs Consultant of ASYCUDA Programme and Salma Bin Haji, Technical Coordinator of the Programme in the Arab World.

 
   

H E Sheikh Hamad said the delegation's visit was part of the effort to introduce UNCTAD’s ASYCUD Programme and its advantages.

 
   

ASYCUD is an automated Customs data management system that can handle all Customs clearance related processes. This is done by implementing simplified and harmonised procedures, and standardised trade documents. It is used right now by 92 countries around the world.

 
   

The system allows for the electronic processing of declarations, risk management, transit operations and expedited clearance of goods, in addition to collecting timely and accurate statistical data for fiscal and trade policy objectives.

ASYCUDA covers most foreign trade procedures. The system handles manifests and customs declarations, accounting procedures, transit and suspense procedures.
In addition, ASYCUDA generates trade data that can be used for statistical economic analysis.