Doha: The General Authority of Customs and the General Tax Authority have announced the launch of new electronic integration services between the Al Nadeeb electronic customs clearance system and the Dhareeba tax transaction management platform.
According to Qatar News Agency, the authorities revealed that there will be 11 joint digital services, underscoring the strong institutional integration between them. This initiative supports the objectives of Qatar National Vision 2030 by promoting digital transformation and excellence in government services.
The newly launched services aim to standardize procedures between the customs and tax sectors, improving the efficiency of operational processes. These services encompass registration, tax returns, the movement of goods, and excise tax procedures. They are underpinned by the secure and automated exchange of data between the two authorities, which reduces reliance on manual data entry, limits duplication, and enhances data accuracy and reliability.
HE Chairman of the General Authority of Customs, Ahmad bin Abdullah Al Jamal, remarked during the joint meeting that the new package resulted from strong institutional collaboration between the two authorities. He emphasized that it represents a shared commitment to building an interconnected digital government ecosystem that simplifies procedures, accelerates transaction processing, and improves data quality and accuracy. This, in turn, supports more effective decision-making, strengthens compliance and transparency, and positively impacts the business environment.
HE President of the General Tax Authority, Khalifa bin Jassim Al Jaham Al Kuwari, lauded the ongoing institutional integration cooperation with the General Authority of Customs. He highlighted that it embodies the principle of interconnected government services, facilitates business procedures in the country, and enhances data quality to support planning and risk governance.
He further mentioned that this partnership is part of the Authority's strategy to bolster coordination with national public- and private-sector institutions, thereby enabling more efficient and effective services.
The joint meeting also featured a presentation on the new services and their operational mechanisms. Both authorities reiterated their commitment to implementing additional digital initiatives and integrated projects that will strengthen their partnership and contribute to building a digital government capable of delivering proactive services based on institutional integration and high-quality data.