DOHA: The General Authority of Customs (GAC) has launched its Artificial Intelligence Strategy for 2027-2030, aiming to enhance operational efficiency, improve decision-making and accelerate digital transformation across the customs sector.
The strategy was launched in the presence of Chairman of the General Authority of Customs H E Ahmed bin Abdullah Al Jamal and a number of senior officials from the authority.
In a statement yesterday, the authority said the new strategy reflects its commitment to adopting advanced technologies and leveraging artificial intelligence applications to develop the customs work system and strengthen its digital transformation efforts.
The strategy aligns with Qatar’s National Artificial Intelligence Strategy and the Government AI Programme launched by the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, ensuring integration with national initiatives and programmes.
It also seeks to promote the exchange of expertise and benefit from advanced technological solutions, while supporting the objectives of Qatar National Vision 2030 and the country’s Digital Agenda.
The authority said the strategy aims to harness the potential of artificial intelligence to modernise customs operations, increase operational efficiency and enhance the accuracy and effectiveness of decision-making.
It is also expected to contribute to delivering smarter and more efficient services, enabling the authority to keep pace with rapid technological developments and strengthen its role in government innovation and digital transformation.
