The financial indicators of the Customs Authority recorded a clear superiority in the volume of revenues collected during September 2026, achieving a major financial leap compared to the same period of the previous year, in a serious endeavor to increase
non-oil revenues and support the state treasury. Official documents issued by the authority showed that these results were the direct fruit of the directives of Finance Minister Faleh Sari, alongside continuous field follow-up by Director General Thamer Qassim Dawood, which
aimed to elevate the level of administrative and operational performance, and modernize work mechanisms within all customs centers and outlets to ensure the accuracy and effectiveness of collection. Figures revealed that total customs revenues during September 2026 reached about 442,266,831,097
Iraqi dinars, surpassing the figure recorded in September 2025, which amounted to 334,196,099,859 Iraqi dinars, with a financial difference exceeding 108 billion dinars, representing a growth rate of nearly 32.34 percent. The authority concluded its statement by affirming to proceed
with the path of developing the comprehensive customs system and strictly enforcing laws and instructions, which ensures the protection of public funds and enhances the country's financial and economic reform plans.
