The remarks came during the signing of a memorandum of
understanding with the Korean Customs Service to develop information and
communication technology systems within the Egyptian customs framework,
facilitate and secure trade, and support e-commerce in line with the latest
international standards.
Amawi added that cooperation with the Korean side represents
a key step in developing and enhancing the efficiency of the customs system,
helping reduce clearance times and improve services provided to the business
community.
He emphasized Egypt’s intention to benefit from Korean
technological expertise and build capacities in smart systems, e-commerce, and
modern logistics services. He also noted plans to organize training programs
for customs staff and support the establishment of integrated logistics systems
for express mail shipments.
Lee Myung-Koo, Head of the Korean Customs Service, expressed
his eagerness to exchange knowledge and technical expertise with the Egyptian
side to support digital transformation and e-commerce, praising the Egyptian
Customs Authority’s efforts in modernization and digital development.