Sana'a: The Acting Head of the Tax and Customs Authority, Dr. Ibrahim Mahdi, in his meeting today with the Deputy Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Yemeni Red Sea Ports Corporation, Nasr Al-Nusairi, discussed ways to develop joint cooperation and enhance integration between the two sides. The meeting addressed expanding institutional coordination paths, developing the work environment related to service and economic activity, ways to raise the level of coordination and facilitate procedures, and appropriate remedies for challenges that may face joint work, ensuring the smooth flow of procedures and raising performance efficiency.
According to Yemen News Agency, at the meeting, the Acting Head of the Tax and Customs Authority affirmed that the current stage requires more integration between state institutions, noting that the Authority is keen to develop cooperation mechanisms with relevant parties, achieving speed of completion and improving the level of services. He pointed out that cooperation with the Red Sea Ports Corporation embodies a true work partnership based on integration, exchange of expertise, and unification of efforts, noting that the Authority seeks to develop this partnership continuously in a way that addresses challenges, enhances the efficiency of procedures, and creates a more effective environment to serve economic and port activity.
For his part, the Deputy Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Yemeni Red Sea Ports Corporation praised the efforts exerted by the Tax and Customs Authority, valuing the facilities provided by the Authority and its keenness to address difficulties and facilitate procedures related to joint work. He stressed the importance of continuing coordination between the two sides, enhancing the level of performance and serving the public interest, praising the cooperation and understanding witnessed in the relationship between the Corporation and the Authority that contribute to overcoming challenges and improving the progress of work.
The two sides affirmed the continuation of joint efforts, strengthening coordination and communication channels, and developing work mechanisms in a way that consolidates integration between the Tax and Customs Authority and the Red Sea Ports Corporation, and supports improving performance and raising the level of services.
