General Commission of Customs Calls on Citizens to Report Corruption and Extortion at Border Crossings

The General Commission of Customs announced the opening of channels to receive reports and complaints related to the work of the commission and customs centers nationwide, in support of transparency and anti-corruption efforts. The Commission urged citizens, employees, and stakeholders to cooperate and report any instances of corruption, extortion, violations, or legal breaches, thereby helping to protect public funds and improve customs operations. The Commission assured that all reports will be treated with strict confidentiality and referred to competent authorities for necessary actions to hold offenders accountable. It also renewed its commitment to cooperating with oversight, security, and judicial bodies to consolidate the principles of transparency and accountability and enhance public trust in government institutions.