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Rabat – Morocco’s national carrier Royal Air Maroc (RAM) announced this week its decision to issue automated exit vouchers to facilitate administrative formalities and procedures for its professional customers.
Royal Air Maroc said that the measure is part of a collaboration between RAM, the Administration of Customs and Indirect Taxes (ADII), and the national one-stop-service for foreign trade (PortNet).
ADII launched Port Net last year to simplify customs duties for foreign trade.
Royal Air Maroc’s decision is part of its vision to digitize import operations, according to the company’s statement.
“In the framework of the digitization of import operations, Royal Air Maroc, the Department of Customs and Indirect Taxes, and PortNet continue their cooperation to facilitate administrative procedures and measures for the benefit of the company’s professional clients,” said the statement.
Royal Air Maroc said that it is now able to issue an exit voucher through PortNet after the successful implementation of the services of digital declaration and electronic delivery of goods.
The statement also emphasized that the document delivered by Royal Air Maroc to an importer or freight forwarder allows for non-physical receipt of their goods.
“The implementation of this process was done manually by the carrier after verifying the completion of the customs procedures,” it said.
According to Royal Air Maroc, the service is effective in all its national freight hubs.
“It enhances the fluidity of information exchange between national actors and logistics chains, while reducing the time taken for the removal of goods and the delivery of imported goods.”
The press release concluded that the cooperation between Royal Air Maroc and the Customs Office and PortNet is part of the two companies’ commitment to offering the best quality of service to economic operators.
