Qatar Chamber held e-ATA Carnet training for more than 70 Saudi ZATCA trainees
Qatar Chamber and the Federation of Saudi Chambers organized a two-day online course on electronic ATA Carnets with more than 70 Saudi authority trainees.
Source review period: 2026-10
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Qatar Chamber organized a two-day videoconference course on the Electronic ATA Carnet (e-ATA Carnet), with more than 70 trainees from Saudi Arabia’s Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority (ZATCA), Qatar News Agency reported on Oct. 10. The program was coordinated with the Federation of Saudi Chambers.
The course covered use and issuance, temporary admission and re-export procedures, and the roles of customs authorities and chambers. QNA also cited transaction tracking and practical case studies; it reported no measured trade or customs outcomes.
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Training programme
Qatar Chamber’s e-ATA Carnet training for Saudi ZATCA participants.
- Saudi ZATCA trainees
- ≥70 people
- 2026-10 · Observed
Methodology
Date and scope come from QNA’s 10 October 2026 report. The source gives no exact course date, so the event date is recorded only as October. The “more than 70” lower bound is retained.
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