The Arab Union of Customs Clearers continues the workshop events to export to Africa

The activities of the second day of the workshop organized to export the Arab
products to African markets (opportunities and challenges) started with the
speech of His Excellency Ambassador Mohamed Rabie, Secretary-General of the
Arab Economic Unity Council, where he expressed his happiness in attending such
initiatives and ideas through which our Arab nation could be a distinguished
location in light of Economic collisions and Arab developments, as Africa has
an important geographical and economic position.
He praised the great effort by Dr. Mamdouh Al-Rifai, head of the Arab
Union of Customs Clearers; and he made it clear that despite the union is
Walid, he has gone a long way and achieved many of his goals by communicating
with Arab and international organizations and institutions.
He also stressed the importance of training as we seek to have qualified
people through training as we seek a great effort to develop and add to our
information and expertise.
It will be followed by a review of what was done during the activities of
the first day during which a number of recommendations and proposals were
finalized; the Arab Union of Customs Clearers presented a proposal for the
specific Arab unions to conduct a field visit to a number of African countries
to find opportunities to increase trade exchange between Arab and African
countries; implement a series of workshops To spread awareness and promote Arab
exports and their access to African markets; discuss a mechanism for
establishing an Arab-African electronic platform to exchange all information on
the market and opportunities for trade exchange; discuss the possibility of
cooperation between the fleeing private sector to choose an Arab country /
African to be the center of the entry into force of Arab exports to the market
through free trade agreements; activating the national and national role of
qualitative Arab unions to become a locomotive for the development of Arab
exports to African markets; offer recommendations to the parties participating
in the workshop to discuss ways and means of activation.
His Excellency the ambassador retrieved his speech that we have Arab and
African countries that are a reservoir of resources and wealth and the real
pillar of economic policy; the Arab trade must develop; therefore we are keen
through this workshop to hold an expanded meeting through the Union to activate
Arab and African relations to prepare an Arab economic base to open an Arab
window with the countries The other; we are also keen to prepare ourselves to
deal with the African Union.
He pointed out that the workshop has an important role in highlighting
exports to Africa, and it paves the way for a large conference that brings
together ministries, sectors and relevant bodies.
He also stressed the importance of those recommendations to achieve what
is positive on the ground, and the Unification Council will support the Union
in implementing these recommendations
Dr. Mamdouh Al-Rifa’i
explained that the union is fully prepared to hold seminars and workshops in
cooperation with the Egyptian Customs Authority, the Ports Authority, the
Export and Import Control Authority, the Cairo Chamber of Commerce and related
authorities, in order to complement the union’s progress towards achieving its
goals to serve the Arab economy and the Arab world. Al-Rifai also extended
thanks to all the attendees and stressed that the Union will make its utmost
efforts to activate the recommendations and communicate with all parties to
start the actual positive steps. At the end of the meeting, His Excellency
Ambassador Al-Rabie, Dr. Al-Rifai and Train Company handed over certificates of
honor to the attendees of the workshop.