The commission plans to raise 51 billion birr in the next three months The recognition and award given to us at the continental level is the result of the efforts and cumulative results of the leaders and employees of the Customs Commission at all levels" Commissioner Debele Kabeta, Commissioner of the Customs Commission - ecc
The commission plans to raise 51 billion birr in the next three months
The Customs and Excise Department has held talks in Bischofswerda over the past nine months.
The results of the nine months of the fiscal year and the problems encountered were discussed and solutions were set.
Closing remarks at the meeting, Customs Commissioner Debele Kabeta said the ongoing reforms, strengthening the accountability system, revenue collection and ensuring compliance will be the focus of the next three months.
The commission plans to collect 154 billion birr in the 2014 Ethiopian budget year, Commissioner Debele said. He said 103 billion birr has been collected in the past nine months.
He said the commission will make every effort to collect 51 billion birr in the next three months.
In addition to the government's mandate, the commission will continue to strengthen its support to people affected by man-made and natural disasters, he said.
Commissioner Debele added: He said income is the backbone of a country's existence and the commission has done a lot to boost the country's economy over the past nine months.
In addition to the government's mandate, the commission will continue to strengthen its support to people affected by man-made and natural disasters, he said.
The recognition and award given to us at the continental level is the result of the efforts and cumulative results of the leaders and employees of the Customs Commission at all levels" Commissioner Debele Kabeta, Commissioner of the Customs Commission
The Commissioner of the Customs Commission, Debele Kabeta, who was recognized as the "Best Commissioner of the African Customs Commission" in the international special award organized by the Organization of the Best African Government Service Institutions Award; When they returned to their office, the senior management and staff of the commission gave them a warm welcome.
Commissioner Debele, who spoke at the conclusion of the program, explained that in the past four years, many works have been done that have benefited the people and the country by solving the complex problems of the Customs Commission.
Commissioner Debele, who spoke at the conclusion of the program, explained that in the past four years, many works have been done that have benefited the people and the country by solving the complex problems of the Customs Commission.
Commissioner Debele reminded that these successes were not achieved by wishful thinking but by hard work.
"The awards that are being given to us at the national and international level are an indication that the Customs Commission is on the path of change," said the commissioner.
Apart from recognition and awards, efforts will be made to make the Customs Commission a strong public institution that all Ethiopians can be proud of and trust, he said.
The leaders and employees of the commission explained that the recognition and award will give them more capacity to fulfill the responsibilities given to them by the public and the government.
Finally, the leaders and staff of the commission presented a gift to Commissioner Debele Kabeta, who was recognized as the "Best Commissioner of the African Customs Commission" in Accra, the capital of Ghana.
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