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Competencies of the Directorate
General of Customs:
Hereunder are the competencies of the
DGC:
1-
Control and collection
of customs duties on imports, exports and national industrial
production.
2-
Execution of the Economic Sector policies (
protection of local industries, trade policies, fiscal policies and
promotion of investment)
3-
Application of laws
pertaining to the movement of goods, at sea ports and airports, on
behalf of other competent authorities.
4-
Application of customs
preferential agreements (COMESA, Arab Zone and bilateral
agreements).
5-
Provision of
statistical data on foreign trade.
6-
Combating all forms of smuggling.
7-
Protection of social security.
8-
Participation in formulating financial and economic
policies of the State
9-
Participation in drafting trade agreements of the
State (bilateral, regional and international).
10-
Facilitation the flow
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 DGC Objectives :
The DGC is working to achieve four main objectives within
the general framework of the policies of the State:-
Financial Objective: This is embodied in the
customs policy pertaining to estimation, levying and
collection of customs duties on imports, exports and local
industrial production to feed the public treasury with
revenues collected.
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Vision of the DGC :
We intend to build a Customs Police Force to achieve maximum
degrees of
development, in all dimensions and meanings of the word, to
fulfill its objectives at optimum rates of efficiency.
Accordingly, our vision is ( a competent, efficient and
developed customs administration).
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The Mission of the
Directorate General of Customs
In line with
the vision of the State, the mission of the DGC could be summarized
in the following:- Facilitation of
international trade, control of customs at optimum degrees
of competency and efficiency and development of public
revenues.
Elements
of Success for the Customs Mission:
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The Sudanese legacy and well
entrenched traditions lasting for more than a century.
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Experience/expertise coupled with
modern planning know how starting in 1992
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Technical support available through
international and regional organizations of trade and
customs
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Competent administrative leadership
and technically qualified manpower.
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High standard training institute,
established since 1962, to facilitate qualification and
capacity building.
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