Arab Union for Customs Executives (AUCE) Honoring in the Golden Jubilee of Arab Specialized Unions
"We celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of founding the
Arab specialized unions. Furthermore, we assure the great role played by these
unions having experience and profession to promote the Arab economy and cope up
with development in all economic fields all over the world" Ambassador
Mohammed M. Alrabei said.
Dr. Mamdouh Al-Refaye, Head of Arab Union for Customs
Executives stated that the AUCE was founded in 2017. It accomplished several
achievements in order to increase Arab commercial exchange. AUCE signed
cooperation agreements with Egyptian, Lebanese, Kuwaiti, and Sudanese customs.
This year will witness entering agreements with other seven Arab and
international customs.
Dr. Al-Refaye sated that AUCE is about to hold an
international conference for logistics under the sponsorship of Arab Economic
Unity Council (AEUC) and World Customs
Organization (WCO). The conference shall host Arab and international customs
and chambers of commerce and the related bodies from private and public
sectors.
Ambassador Mohammed M. Alrabei said "I would like to
present thanking and appreciation to Dr. Al-Refaye for his permanent care to
enhance the joint Arab work and doing enormous efforts in very short time to
achieve many tasks to serve our Arab nation. The idea of the Arab Day of
Customs Executives corresponding to the 5th of May is one of his
innovative ideas to remind the world with the role of custom executive and his
efforts. So, the International Day of Customs Executive shall be the same as
international customs organization." He added that the profession of
customs executives will remain side by side with customs to enhance global
economy.
Ambassador Mohammed M. Alrabei presented the Golden Jubilee
of Arab Specialized Unions to Dr. M. Alrefaye in recognition to his efforts in
Arab common work.
It should be noted that the 50th regular meeting
of Arab Specialized Unions is titled "Quds if the Capital of Palestine".
The meetings tackled empowerment of Palestinian economy through investing in Palestine
and presenting the sectorial development strategy in Quds. The meeting
discussed the role of Arab unions in view of green economy to achieve
sustainable development. In addition, the meeting tackled the recommendations
of "Overcoming Obstacles& Hinders against Arab Commercial
Exchange" symposium.
The meeting were attended Dr. Mamdouh Al-Refaye; Head of
AUCE, Mr. Sameer Abo-Alnasr; Secretary General, Mr. Mohammed Skaran; Assistant
Secretary General, Mr. Mohammed Fathi; Director of Public Relations, Dr.
Mariyana Mahfouz; Director of Media Sector, and Mr. Mohammed Yahia; member of
AUCE General Assembly from Arab Union for Customs Executives