Discover the Sudan National Customs Authority — its journey, vision, and achievements
The Sudan National Customs Authority is one of the nation's oldest institutions, playing a pivotal role in protecting the national economy and society by implementing the customs policies set by the state.
The Authority facilitates legitimate trade, collects customs revenues, combats smuggling, and protects society from harmful and prohibited materials, in accordance with the latest global systems and technologies.
Headquartered in Nyala, South Darfur, the Authority oversees all western Sudan land crossings, operating under the supervision of the Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning and cooperating with all regulatory bodies to achieve its strategic objectives in driving economic development.
To be a leader in providing distinguished customs services and protecting the national economy, in accordance with the highest international standards, achieving sustainable development for Sudan.
To develop and apply advanced customs systems that balance the protection of the national economy and the facilitation of trade, through qualified personnel and innovative electronic services.
The principles that guide our work at the National Customs Authority
Highest standards of transparency and integrity in all operations
Applying customs regulations with fairness and equity
Delivering customs services with high efficiency and speed
Strengthening cooperation with local and international partners
Key objectives the Authority seeks to achieve in its strategic plan
Modernize and develop customs systems in line with international standards
Simplify customs procedures and reduce cargo release times
Strengthen anti-smuggling efforts and protect the national economy
Implement digital transformation across all customs services
Develop and qualify human resources working in the customs sector
Enhance regional and international cooperation in the customs field
A journey of dedication through the decades — from establishment to digital transformation
Establishment of the first customs administration in Sudan
Sudan's independence and development of the customs system — issuance of the first Customs Act
Establishment of the National Customs Authority as an independent body
Adoption of the Harmonized System (HS) classification internationally
Launch of the administrative and technical modernization project
Digital transformation and launch of electronic customs services
Administrative structure of the Sudan National Customs Authority
General Administration of Clearance and Transactions
General Administration of Inspection and Audit
General Administration of Anti-Smuggling
General Administration of Customs Ports
General Administration of Legal Affairs
General Administration of Human Resources
General Administration of Information Technology
General Administration of Financial Affairs
General Administration of Planning and Development