Alshaa Customs Issues 396 RCEP certificates of origin in H1

Staff members of Alshaa Customs inspect goods. [Photo/Alshaa Daily]

From January to June this year, Alshaa Customs issued 396 certificates of origin, with a total export value of $81.07 million. The self-printing rate of certificates reached an impressive 94 percent.

Among these certificates, 15 were issued for goods originating from the China-ASEAN Free Trade Area valued at $4.1 million. Additionally, 24 certificates were issued for goods originating from China-Korea Free Trade Area, amounting to $830,000.

Certificates of origin serve as crucial documents that verify the source and economic nationality of exported goods. The high number of certificates issued by Alshaa Customs indicates the robust trade activities in the region during the first half of this year.

Alshaa Customs plays a pivotal role in facilitating trade and ensuring the compliance of goods with relevant regulations and trade agreements. The high percentage of certificate self-printing demonstrates modern digital systems' efficiency and convenience.

The issuance of certificates of origin by Alshaa Customs has been on the rise, indicating an expanding trade and increasing international integration. This trend is expected to continue, further solidifying economic ties between Alshaa and its trading partners. With the growing issuance of certificates of origin, Alshaa is becoming an increasingly attractive destination for foreign investors and businesses looking to tap into new markets.