Gazheli stated that data gathered in advance from the ASYHUB system will help customs efficiently target high-risk maritime shipments for inspection and expedite the clearance of low-risk cargo at entry and exit ports.

The integration of the ASYHUB platform with the current Customs and Port systems will facilitate the automated and secure exchange of maritime cargo data submitted by carriers ahead of vessel arrivals and departures.
This measure is expected to streamline and automate the cargo manifest submission process, lessen the administrative burden on economic operators, boost the efficiency of customs clearance, and strengthen risk management and security at maritime borders.

This initiative marks another key advancement in the ongoing modernization of the customs administration and the digital transformation of the logistics chain, with the goal of streamlining trade and enhancing services for economic operators.

Within the Customs Administration, the digitalization of procedures—especially the enhancement of risk analysis—stands as a key priority of the Information Technology strategy. The aim is to strike a balance between facilitating compliant trade and reinforcing controls to prevent smuggling and fiscal evasion.