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16-02-2019 Media in\ Dubai
Dubai Customs has benefited from the accumulated experience of Dubai Customs in developing the world’s first smart platform to automate customs procedures. The new system addresses the challenges and threats facing customs and administrative systems with transparency to achieve the highest level of security and commercial smoothness that governments aspire to. The UAE will be able to increase the UAE’s overall ranking in global competitive indices, increase revenues and accelerate trade through its effective contribution to the management and protection of the global supply chain.
Designed with DOTC, the technical arm of Dubai Ports, Customs and Free Zone Corporation, the RISE platform is designed to provide easy solutions based on artificial intelligence and Qin Block systems to make a quantum leap in the customs and business systems of emerging and developed countries. In reducing the cost of customs operations and increasing the value of trade as well as high security efficiency through the provision of integrated intelligence intelligence.
The World Customs has succeeded in benefiting from the experiences of Dubai Customs, the world’s leading customs administration, which was considered by the World Customs Organization as a model for the development of customs work in the development of the RISE system to become the preferred and first choice for governments around the world to protect The system is based on the latest smart technologies for data digitization and aims to make a qualitative leap in the customs procedures of emerging countries within a vision that will meet the technical requirements of 2030, unlike most departments and systems. For the current customs that adopt the systems of the nineties and applications of technical maximum.
The innovative RISE platform reflects Dubai’s role in promoting global trade through the export of international customs systems that support the supply chain and logistics while providing the highest degree of protection. The platform is designed according to the World Trade Organization (WTO) standards, the SIF and the Kyoto Protocol.
Noting that it was considered in the design of the system to be flexible and dynamic to comply with all the different customs systems, where it has the ability to modify and reprogramming.
The Executive Director of the World Customs expected that once the official launch of the new system in the second quarter of the new year will see an increasing demand as the system is characterized by low cost for the size of customs and administrative services provided by.
The RISE platform efficiently translates and exchanges business information without resorting to the traditional approach and goes beyond the business and business model to provide adequate support for performance, control, information exchange and risk management.
