The General Authority for Customs announced today, Saturday, the mandatory implementation of electronic certification for certificates of origin and commercial invoices via the government platform "Orr," starting from tomorrow morning, Sunday, November 15, 2026.
The authority mentioned in a statement received by the Video News Agency that "commercial documents certified electronically via the Orr platform will be linked to the ASYCUDA system," confirming that no customs declaration will be accepted or processed unless the electronically certified certificate of origin or commercial invoice is called and verified within the system.
The authority called on all traders, importers, and customs clearing agents to expedite the completion of electronic certification procedures and ensure compliance with the approved requirements to avoid any delays in the completion of their customs transactions.
It noted that this step comes as part of the authority's efforts to enhance digital transformation, simplify procedures, and increase the efficiency of customs work, which contributes to facilitating trade movement and protecting the national economy.