The chamber reported a two-day electronic-carnet course for more than 70 Saudi customs trainees.
Qatar Chamber said it coordinated with the Federation of Saudi Chambers to train more than 70 ZATCA participants in a two-day videoconference course. Its 10 October report does not give the course’s calendar dates.
The course covered e-ATA issuance and use, temporary admission, re-export, customs and chamber roles, and transaction tracking. Practical cases followed clearance and re-export; this was training, not a rules change or measured trade outcome.
WAM says the Ajman Municipality & Planning Department project was recognized for market analytics and mapping solutions using geospatial data to inform investment decisions.
The council discussed market access, the potential benefits of the UK–GCC trade agreement and cooperation in manufacturing, technology and energy; its annual plenary is scheduled for 15 October.
The ministry said meetings covered AI, robotics, automation and manufacturing.
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