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Dubai Customs Unaffected by Global Economic Downturn
DUBAI - The global economic downturn has no major impacts on Dubai Customs, according to a top official. Dubai Customs does not intend to terminate any employee’s service, but to the contrary is recruiting new staff.
This was disclosed by Abdul Rahman Al Saleh, Senior Executive Director of Corporate Affairs, at the monthly meeting held by the Customs Senior Management.
Ahmed Mahboob Musabah, Executive Director of Clients Management Division, and all divisional managers attended the meeting.
Al Saleh said that Dubai Customs would recruit new employees to resolve shortage of manpower at some customs centres, lauding the suggestion of rotating employees.
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