The Ethiopian Customs Commission (ECC) has announced a record revenue collection of Birr 88.1 billion for the first quarter of the fiscal year, surpassing its initial target of Birr 87.2 billion. This achievement marks an impressive 0.86% increase beyond the Commission’s goal.
Import and export contraband goods with an estimated value of more than Birr 76.3 million were seized between August 12 and 18, 2022. The seized items included clothes, fuels, livestock, electronics, coffee, medicine, vehicles, weapons, khat, cooking oil, drugs, cosmetics, and various currencies.
The seized import contraband goods are estimated to reach Birr 66.1 million while the export contraband goods amount to Birr 10.2 million. Adama, Dire Dawa, and Moyale Customs Offices take the lead in controlling import contraband.
Source: Fana BC
Import and export contraband goods with an estimated value of more than Birr 76.3 million were seized between August 12 and 18, 2022. The seized items included clothes, fuels, livestock, electronics, coffee, medicine, vehicles, weapons, khat, cooking oil, drugs, cosmetics, and various currencies.
The seized import contraband goods are estimated to reach Birr 66.1 million while the export contraband goods amount to Birr 10.2 million. Adama, Dire Dawa, and Moyale Customs Offices take the lead in controlling import contraband.
Source: Fana BC
The Ethiopian Customs Commission (ECC) allowed 193 companies to be the beneficiaries of the “Privileged Economic Operators Program”. The program will give the recognized companies the opportunity to get quick services at any customs office of the Commission and Government institution.
Ethiopian Customs Commission announced that it collected Birr 203.75 billion in revenue during the first six months of the fiscal year, surpassing its target.
