Customs reports border screening results

The article discusses the efforts of the General Authority for Borders and Customs in developing the border control system during the first half of 2026. The data shows that more than 100,000 laboratory tests and 254,000 radiological scans were conducted, in addition to handling imports exceeding 4.7 million tons through 20 border crossings from 142 countries. The control measures included sampling, technical examinations, and verifying that goods meet the relevant standards and health regulations, all aimed at protecting the market and consumers' health. There was also a focus on updating equipment and technologies, improving technical performance, and enhancing coordination within the management, with the goal of increasing the speed and efficiency of inspection procedures while maintaining accuracy and credibility. These actions are confirmed to contribute to combating smuggling, raising the readiness level of the customs sector, and balancing the need for swift processing with reliable results. This aligns with a plan to turn control into an effective system that relies on data and modern technology.

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