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Customs Boost Monitoring in Nador
The Customs and Indirect Tax Administration in the Nador region has launched a new contract aimed at strengthening border checkpoint surveillance through the acquisition of modern X-ray inspection devices and the maintenance of existing equipment. This initiative seeks to improve the accuracy and speed of inspections, combat smuggling and fraud, especially given the heavy flow of travelers that requires advanced technological facilities capable of handling large volumes of movement. The contract, which invites bids until October 16, covers the supply, installation, and operation of new devices, as well as regular maintenance and spare parts provision. Although the financial value and the number of devices have not yet been specified, the goal is to enhance border control, intercept smuggling and drug trafficking, particularly at the Beni Anzar station, and to improve customs performance and facilitate the passage of travelers and trade.
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