Doha, June 11 (QNA) - Qatar Chamber recently concluded the 34th session of its training program for customs brokers and representatives, which went on for a month.

Organized by Qatar Chamber in collaboration with the General Authority of Customs (QAC), the program aims to qualify customs clearance operators and enhance their knowledge of regulations related to customs procedures. It also seeks to advance the customs clearance profession, improve the performance of workers in this sector, provide high-quality customs services to the public, and reduce congestion at customs ports.

Presented by a distinguished elite of customs experts, the program addressed a wide range of topics, including preferential international agreements, customs procedures, customs tariffs in accordance with the harmonized system, provisions and rules of origin, customs law, and the Al-Nadeeb Program.

Since its inception in 2015, the program has played a pivotal role in preparing many customs brokers and representatives. Upon completion, trainees receive attested certificates from QC that qualify them to take the final test administered at the premises of QAC.

Qatar Chamber regularly organizes this program as part of its efforts to equip the Qatari business community with skilled customs brokers, thereby facilitating and expediting clearance procedures at the country's ports. (QNA)