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Customs, Delta Ports seek stronger collaboration

The Nigeria Customs Service, Edo/Delta Command, has called for stronger collaboration with Delta Ports to improve operational efficiency and service delive Read More: https://punchng.com/customs-delta-ports-seek-stronger-collaboration/

Customs, Delta Ports seek stronger collaboration

The Nigeria Customs Service, based in the Edo/Delta Area Command, has urged Delta Ports to enhance their collaboration to boost efficiency and service delivery. Edo/Delta Customs Area Controller, Dooyum Ortsen, led his management team on a visit to the Port Manager of Delta Ports, Warri, Saadi Dahiru Mohammed, on Thursday. The purpose of the visit was to strengthen institutional ties, improve communication, and promote cooperation between the two entities.

A statement released by the command's Public Relations Office emphasized that the meeting's goal was to foster mutual understanding, enhance communication, and reinforce the existing relationship between both parties. Both organizations agreed that despite their distinct responsibilities, effective collaboration is vital for achieving shared objectives, particularly in promoting operational efficiency, safety, and professionalism within the port.

The statement noted that the meeting provided an opportunity for both sides to discuss areas of mutual interest and explore ways to improve cooperation, ultimately supporting efficient port operations and service delivery.

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