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FORTNIGHTLY EDITION

Monday 23rd , September 2002
 Issue 07

      

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Bahrain crackdown on pirated goods pays off

 

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MANAMA: Bahrain's Customs department is cracking the whip. Its crackdown on pirated goods is paying off, with record seizures at Customs points. The authorities seized a record 40,692 pirated items last month from incoming visitors and residents coming home from abroad, at Bahrain's two major entry checkpoints. The Information Ministry Publications Directorate spearheads the war on fake goods. Most of the items were pirated DVDs, CDs, a range of other audio and video cassettes, playstations and other types of software purchased abroad. The figure brings the total number of pirated goods seized this year at the national borders to more than 70,000 items.

posted 23rd Sept 02

Saudi customs duty exemption sought




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RIYADH: The Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DCCI) has stressed the need to ensure that national products entering Saudi Arabia should be exempted from Customs duties. The DCCI told Saudi Consul-General Hamoud F. Bin Nader during a recent meeting that these products were manufactured at industries owned by local citizens or gulf authorities. The Saudi Consul general demanded that bill of ladings for good consigned to Saudi Arabia should include an official statement that the goods are produced by an industry owned by a national party.

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