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The media observatory of the customs authority of Egypt denied reports circulated by some social media pages that customs duties on some commodities, including electrical appliances and Yamish Ramadan (dried fruits and nuts), were increased
The media observatory of the customs authority of Egypt denied reports circulated by some social media pages that customs duties on some commodities, including electrical appliances and Yamish Ramadan (dried fruits and nuts), were increased.
Authorities said the social media is trying to disrupt public order by spreading fake information in a bid to obstruct the development march achieved across the nation. It also said that such fake reports are deliberate attempts to create a state of discontent among citizens.
No amendments in applicable customs tariffs can be enforced unless after the issuance of a relevant presidential decree and the approval of the parliament, authorities maintained.
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The last customs tariff amendment was introduced in June of 2022 with the aim of lowering duties on over 150 types of imported production inputs.
