The Customs Directorate of the General Authority for Land and Sea Ports returns $40,000 to a citizen whose money was confiscated more than 11 years ago by the defunct regime at a border crossing, the authority announced Monday.
In a statement posted on its Telegram channel, the authority said the restitution followed the completion of all necessary legal and procedural steps, as part of its comprehensive plan to resolve old cases and settle pending files.
The authority reaffirmed its commitment to enforcing regulations and laws while strengthening transparency and mutual trust between citizens and the customs administration.
This move is part of ongoing efforts to return property and funds seized under the former regime to their rightful owners through established legal channels.
Amer Dhawa
