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Amman, Aug. 18 (Petra) — Director General of Jordan Customs Major
General Ahmed Al-Akalik inspected work progress and customs clearance
procedures at the Jaber and Jordan Valley border crossings on
Tuesday, receiving briefings from center directors on passenger
movements, freight transport, and key operational challenges.
Al-Akalik directed officials to streamline clearance procedures,
accelerate processing times, shorten inspection periods, and expedite
the adoption of digital systems for commercial trucks and passenger
vehicles at the Jaber border crossing. He stressed that these steps
should boost digital efficiency and speed up passenger and cargo
transit while maintaining strict security standards in coordination
with border control agencies.
During his visit, Al-Akalik listened to feedback from travelers and
instructed officials to resolve outstanding issues and remove
administrative bottlenecks that delay processing times. He
underscored the importance of ongoing field monitoring alongside
inter-agency coordination to improve service delivery, safeguard
security measures, and maintain smooth traffic flow across border
points.
//Petra// AF