Zayed Bin Hamad reviews UAE Customs’ efforts to combat drug smuggling
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At a glance
- Sheikh Zayed Bin Hamad reviewed UAE Customs' efforts to combat drug smuggling.
- He was briefed on the customs system and inspection methods at the Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs and Port Security.
- The visit focused on enhancing readiness and applying the latest inspection techniques to prevent illicit trade.
Sheikh Zayed Bin Hamad, Chairman of the National Anti-Narcotics Authority, visited the Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs and Port Security to assess the nation's strategies against drug smuggling. The visit underscored the UAE's commitment to robust border control and security measures.
During his visit to the General Directorate of Customs and Port Security in Dubai, Sheikh Zayed received a comprehensive briefing. Officials presented the integrated customs system and detailed the ongoing efforts by UAE Customs to thwart the flow of illegal narcotics. Emphasis was placed on enhancing the capabilities of customs inspection sectors across all entry points.
The discussions also covered the implementation of advanced inspection methodologies and technologies. Sheikh Zayed was informed about the proactive measures taken to strengthen the readiness of customs personnel and infrastructure. The meeting aimed to ensure the continuous improvement of anti-smuggling operations and the safeguarding of the UAE's borders against illicit activities.
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