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Customs to set up body on WeBOC

byWaqar Ahmed Ansari
18/08/2015
in Karachi, Latest News
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KARACHI: The Customs Department has decided to establish a special committee to look into the matters of the WeBOC.

Sources told Customs Today that decision in this regard has been taken to bring efficiency in performance of WeBOC system, because authorities are receiving complaints from a quite sometime about performance of the system. The committee will look all this matters and suggest measures to improve it.

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The representatives of traders and customs agents will be included in the committee. Authorities are suggesting that trade chambers and associations may also be invited to participate in the committee proceedings, so all decisions taken by the committee must be endorsed by all stake holders.

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