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Khalil emphasizes human focus in customs reform
The President of the Higher Customs Council in Lebanon, Brigadier Misbah Khalil, confirmed that Lebanese Customs has begun an extensive reform process aimed at modernizing and enhancing its capabilities. This involves improving human resources, updating procedures, and developing equipment and technologies. The plan includes transitioning to electronic operations and modernizing oversight tools, such as advanced scanning devices, with the goal of combating smuggling more efficiently, reducing manual intervention, and increasing transparency. The reform focuses on balancing strict control measures with facilitating trade to protect public revenues and support the formal economy. This is in line with Minister Yasin Jaber's commitment to improving customs performance through modern technology and bridging the gap between local realities and international developments.
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