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Articles 9 and 10 – Special Clearance and Customs Officers’ Responsibilities

Article 9 defines the procedures and conditions for special clearance of goods, including sensitive, essential, or urgent items, ensuring that import and export processes are conducted swiftly and in compliance with regulations. Article 10 outlines the responsibilities and duties of customs officers and personnel to ensure proper and transparent enforcement of customs laws and prevent any violations or misuse.

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Articles 9 and 10 – Special Clearance and Customs Officers’ Responsibilities

These articles specify regulations for special clearance of goods and the responsibilities of customs officers and personnel.

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Articles 9 and 10 – Special Clearance and Customs Officers’ Responsibilities

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