Customs work to resume in Ras Jedir after Libyan-Tunisian agreement
The ease of movement in customs between the neighboring nations has always been of great economical benefit to Libyans and Tunisians alike
Representatives of both nations agreed to organise a joint customs committee to oversee the customs work with plans to meet in mid-may to fully implement the agreement and facilitate the smooth operations at the port.
The ease of bilateral procedures at the border crossing is of vital importance to both nations’ struggling economies amidst the crippling conditions caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
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