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Saudi Arabia re-elected as member of customs policies committees in WCO

Saudi Arabia re-elected as member of customs policies committees in WCO

Saudi Arabia has been re-elected as member of the Customs Policies and Financial Committees of the World Customs Organization (WCO), Saudi Press Agency (SPA) reported on Saturday.
The move followed an agreement among North African and Near and Middle East countries reached at the 56th coordinatory meeting held at the headquarters of the World Customs Organization in Brussels.

Governor of Zakat, Tax and Customs authority Eng. Suhail bin Mohammed Abanammi led the Saudi delegation to the meetings.
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