Karachi Customs Collector Wani honors Frontline Officers on International Customs Day

2026-01-26 - 11:44

ISLAMABAD – International Customs Day 2026, Mr. Moin-Ud-Din Ahmad Wani, Collector of Customs (Enforcement), Karachi, extended warm greetings and appreciation to all officers and staff of Pakistan Customs for their continued dedication and professionalism. Observed globally under the World Customs Organization (WCO), International Customs Day underscores the critical role of Customs in protecting society and ensuring lawful, secure trade. This year’s theme, “Customs Protecting Society through Vigilance and Commitment,” reflects the vital responsibilities of Customs Enforcement, particularly in Karachi—the country’s principal trade hub—where vigilance at ports, borders, and coastal areas is essential to combat smuggling, illicit trade, and transnational crimes. Mr. Wani emphasized that the Collectorate of Customs (Enforcement), Karachi remains committed to intelligence-driven operations, strong inter-agency coordination, and strict enforcement of Customs laws, aligning with WCO standards and national priorities. He commended the efforts of officers performing frontline duties and reaffirmed the organization’s dedication to safeguarding national revenue, public safety, and economic integrity through sustained vigilance and commitment. International Customs Day serves as a reminder of the tireless efforts of Customs personnel in maintaining trade security and national interests, with Karachi at the forefront of the country’s enforcement efforts. Pakistan Customs Chief Collector underlines commitment to border security, public safety