Qatar can keep goods flowing amid tensions, customs chief says
Published on March 18, 2026.
Qatar's customs chief, Ahmed bin Abdullah Al Jamal, has stated that there is no reason to worry about goods shortages or disruptions to supply chains despite heightened regional tensions. He cited the country's diversified import sources, efficient logistics infrastructure, and sufficient strategic stocks of essential goods as reasons for the stability of supply chains. Al Jamal also highlighted the use of digital customs infrastructure, particularly the Al Nadeeb platform, the country’s electronic customs clearance and single-window system. He said recent updates to the system have helped speed up procedures and improve transparency. The head of Qatar Customs also highlighted continued coordination with the Gulf Customs Union Authority to follow up on plans approved by the customs authorities of the Gulf Cooperation Council states.
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