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Chairman FBR visits KPK to review clearances process at Customs Station Torkham

byTariq Derya
29/09/2021
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PESHAWAR: Dr Muhammad Ishfaque Ahmad, Chairman Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) visited KPK where he reviewed clearances process at border customs station Torkham.

The sources of Torkham informed Customs Today that the Chairman Federal Board of Revenue was given a detailed presentation about mechanism of Clearance system at Customs station Torkham by Collector Appraisement Amjad ul Rehman.

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The Chairman FBR also met with the members of Sarhad Chamber of Commerce and Industries and assured them for smooth process of clearances.

Member Customs Operations Tariq Huda, Chief Collector KPK Ahmed Reza Khan, Collector Appraisement and Collector Preventive were also present with the Chairman FBR during the visit.

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