The General Authority of Customs launched its strategy for artificial intelligence “2027 – 2030”, in the presence of His Excellency Mr. Ahmed bin Abdullah Al-Jamal, Chairman of the General Authority of Customs, and a number of officials from the authority, in a strategic step that reflects its orientation towards adopting modern technologies and employing artificial intelligence applications in developing the customs work system, and enhancing the process of digital transformation.
The authority explained, in a statement today, that the new strategy comes within the framework of aligning its efforts with the Qatar National Strategy in the field of artificial intelligence, and the government program for artificial intelligence launched by the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, in a way that enhances integration with national initiatives and programs, supports the exchange of experiences and benefits from advanced solutions and technologies, and is also consistent with the goals of the Qatar National Vision 2030 and the digital agenda.
The strategy aims to employ the potential of artificial intelligence to develop the customs system, raise operational efficiency, and enhance the accuracy and effectiveness of decision-making, which contributes to providing smarter and more efficient services, supports the authority’s ability to keep pace with rapid technological developments, and consolidates its role in digital transformation and government innovation, thus enhancing the competitiveness of the customs sector in the country.