Customs Appreciate Improved Performance
By Christopher JATOR, Cameroon Tribune
Some
economic investors, Chiefs of Services and Inspectors of customs units
that have registered best result contract during the
August/September/October 2014 quarter have received distinctions and
special awards. The awards come shortly after the 16th evaluation
ceremony of the performance contract on Friday, November 21,
at the
Hotel Prince de Galles in Akwa, Douala.
Both
the handing over of awards and analysis of the period, the last of year
2014, was presided over by Libom Li Likeng Minette, Director of Customs.
The ceremony had as objectives to promote a culture of organisation
based on professional ethics, ease and secure customs operations,
performance culture, improve on the customs-enterprises relations, as
well as improve total profitability of the customs administration.
The
Customs boss expressed gratitude to the enterprises for registering for
the performance contract and encouraged others to do the same. Without
stating figures, she said the customs revenue has remained good,
improving and important to the government. Meanwhile, external trade
actors expressed satisfaction for the relative fluidity noticed at the
Douala Seaport. The Customs Directorate General has in place a battery
of efficient measures that has been helping in this area. These include
the creation of a centre in Belabo for goods clearance destined for
Central African Republic, review of working time for customs units,
creation of a dynamic concertation framework with actors of the seaport,
and the organisation of auction sales for the abandoned goods at the
Littoral I Customs Sector which will end at the end of December 2014.
In line
with these measures, the Customs Directorate General is organising a
colloquium on five years of existence of the Customs-enterprises Forum
during which participants will examine the road covered, indicators of
evaluation and set up perspectives>>>
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