الجمارك الرقمية : دراسة حالة الجمارك الجزائرية

Abstract EN

Algeria Customs is still using an information system called “SIGAD” (Customs Information and Automated Management System), which was developed in-house over two decades ago, with its first version being rolled out in 1995.

The only existing information source on Algeria's foreign trade, SIGAD provides the computerized management of the Customs clearance process and produces statistics on the country's foreign trade, which are forwarded on a regular basis to the authorities, in order to inform their economic decision-making.

But, The new Customs information system will be rolled out gradually over a period of three years.

some of the advantages of the new information system include: ex digitizing all Customs procedures and, in so doing, removing the discretionary power of Customs agents, guaranteeing the transparency of operations