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Libya’s customs authority to launch ASYCUDA system in September

Ladele Joy by Ladele Joy
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The Libyan Customs Authority has confirmed that it will fully roll out the Automated System for Customs Data (ASYCUDA) early next month after completing a two-week technical review in Tripoli. 

The review, carried out by a consultant from Strategic Object, assessed infrastructure readiness and ensured a smooth transition. 

Officials say the new system is a strategic step to modernise customs operations, reduce paperwork, and improve transparency in trade.

ASYCUDA digital system to transform Libya’s customs operations

The ASYCUDA software, developed by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), is designed to automate customs processes from start to finish.

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It handles everything from cargo manifests and declarations to accounting, transit, and clearance procedures. By replacing manual paperwork with electronic systems, Libya’s Customs Authority expects faster services, fewer delays, and improved compliance with international trade standards.

During the review period, customs staff participated in training sessions and workshops to familiarise themselves with the platform.

The Acting Director General, Major General Musa Ali Mohammed praised the project team’s efforts and noted that the launch represents a turning point for Libya’s customs sector.

He stressed that digitalisation will improve efficiency and strengthen the fight against smuggling and illicit trade.

Workshops and training drive ASYCUDA readiness

The two-week visit by the Strategic Object expert included technical meetings, system assessments, and intensive workshops with specialised teams.

These sessions focused on addressing gaps in infrastructure and identifying solutions to ensure a smooth national rollout.

The closing session of the program highlighted the importance of collaboration between local customs staff and international partners.

According to the Authority, this joint effort was crucial in adapting the ASYCUDA system to Libya’s legal and trade framework.

The move is expected to significantly reduce bureaucratic bottlenecks, cut processing times, and create a more business-friendly environment for importers and exporters.

Digital transformation to boost transparency and trade in Libya

The Customs Authority has described the nationwide launch of ASYCUDA as a “strategic step” in Libya’s digital transformation journey.

Officials believe the system will modernise border operations and contribute to national economic growth by improving trade facilitation.

By introducing international codes and standards, ASYCUDA will align Libya’s customs sector with practices set by the International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO) and the World Customs Organisation (WCO).

Traders will also benefit from Electronic Data Interchange (EDI), which allows direct communication between businesses and customs using global standards such as XML.

With automation, Libya is positioning itself as a more transparent and efficient trading hub in North Africa.

The Customs Authority says the system will support governance, reduce corruption risks, and provide accurate trade data for economic planning.

The upcoming launch signals a significant step toward modernising Libya’s public administration and strengthening its role in global trade.

Tags: ASYCUDAcustoms operationsdigital transformationLibyatrade facilitation
Ladele Joy

Ladele Joy

Ladele Joy is a content writer and tech reporter specializing in entertainment and gaming. She crafts engaging stories that connect with readers. Joy brings curiosity and creativity to every piece she writes.

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