Customs authorities in Senegal and Guinea recently held separate events to evaluate operational performance, strengthen infrastructure, and recognize contributions to their respective national economies.
Key points
- The Director General of Senegal Customs inspected the mobile brigade in Ranérou to assess infrastructure and combat illicit trafficking, particularly of veterinary medicines.
- Guinea celebrated the International Customs Day 2026, highlighting record revenue collections exceeding 24 trillion Guinean francs.
- The World Customs Organization (WCO) awarded a certificate of merit to Souphiane Touré, Director General of MAC LAREN TRANSIT, for exceptional services to the international customs community.
Why it matters
These events highlight the ongoing efforts by West African customs agencies to modernize infrastructure, improve revenue mobilization, and enhance regional trade security.
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