Abu Dhabi Customs Unveils Innovative Trade Solutions at Al Ain Future Business Forum
The customs authority showcases digital initiatives and strategic partnerships designed to streamline trade operations and strengthen the emirate's competitive business environment.
Abu Dhabi Customs is participating in the inaugural Al Ain Future Business Forum, organised by the Abu Dhabi Department of Economic Development under the patronage of H.H. Sheikh Hazza bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Ruler’s Representative in Al Ain Region. The two-day event, taking place on 23rd and 24th September 2026 at ADNEC Centre Al Ain, convenes under the forward-looking theme of “Invest, Develop, Thrive”.
The customs authority’s participation underscores its strategic commitment to enhancing the competitiveness of Abu Dhabi’s business environment whilst facilitating seamless trade and supply chain operations. As the emirate pursues its ambitious economic diversification agenda, Abu Dhabi Customs positions itself as an indispensable partner to the investment and business communities.
Cutting-Edge Solutions for Modern Trade
During the forum, Abu Dhabi Customs is presenting a comprehensive portfolio of updated services and customs initiatives specifically designed to streamline trade operations and elevate supply chain efficiency. Central to the showcase is the authority’s deployment of advanced technologies, artificial intelligence and sophisticated digital solutions that collectively serve to simplify customs procedures, reduce processing time and operational costs, and enhance the overall experience of customers and the broader business community.
Among the highlighted strategic initiatives is the “Golden List” programme, a cornerstone partnership framework aimed at strengthening relationships with trusted companies. The initiative provides comprehensive customs facilitations and substantial benefits that accelerate shipment movement and streamline clearance procedures, thereby supporting business continuity and strengthening the competitive position of both individual enterprises and entire economic sectors.
Commitment to Economic Growth
Obaid Musallem Al Ameri, Acting Director General of Abu Dhabi Customs, emphasised that the participation reflects the organisation’s unwavering commitment to deepening collaboration with the business community and supporting Abu Dhabi’s economic growth and diversification trajectory. He highlighted that Al Ain Region occupies an increasingly important position within the emirate’s economic landscape, presenting considerable potential and promising opportunities across diverse sectors.
“At Abu Dhabi Customs, we are committed to developing a proactive and integrated customs ecosystem that keeps pace with the needs of growing economic sectors,” he stated, adding that advanced customs services and solutions are designed to support the future economy, enhance business competitiveness, and improve supply chain efficiency in alignment with the leadership’s vision for a prosperous, diversified and sustainable economy.
Source: WAM