Qatar Chamber organizes e-ATA Carnet training for Saudi ZATCA
<p>Doha, Qatar: Qatar Chamber, in coordination with the Federation of Saudi Chambers of Commerce, organized a two-day training program on the Electronic ATA Carnet (e-ATA Carnet) via videoconference, with the participation of more than 70 trainees from the Saudi Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority (ZATCA).</p> <p>The training provided a comprehensive overview of the e-ATA Carnet system, its…
Doha, Qatar - The Qatar Chamber, in collaboration with the Federation of Saudi Chambers of Commerce, recently hosted a two-day training session on the Electronic ATA Carnet (e-ATA Carnet) via video conference. Over 70 participants from the Saudi Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority (ZATCA) attended the program.
The training session provided attendees with a detailed understanding of the e-ATA Carnet system, its practical applications, and relevant customs procedures. HE Sheikha Tamader Al-Thani, Director of International Relations and Chamber Affairs at Qatar Chamber, emphasized the Chamber's dedication to enhancing cooperation with Saudi Chambers and other relevant organizations.
Al-Thani highlighted that the Chamber aims to promote digital transformation, share expertise with peer institutions, and streamline procedures related to international trade, thereby facilitating the movement of goods and equipment across borders. The main objective of the training was to improve participants' practical knowledge of the e-ATA Carnet system and familiarize them with electronic carnets management and related procedures.
The course covered essential aspects of the e-ATA Carnet system, including its fundamental concepts, issuance and usage procedures, temporary admission and re-export processes, the roles of customs authorities and chambers of commerce, and the tracking of carnets and related transactions. Participants also engaged in practical case studies, gaining a comprehensive understanding of the entire e-ATA Carnet processing workflow, from initial issuance to final customs clearance and re-export.
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