Die VAE sind das erste Land außerhalb Europas, das das eATA-Carnet-System einführt ...Middle East

DUBAI, VAE, 10. November 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Die VAE haben am 9. November 2026 mit der Einführung des eATA-Carnet-Systems begonnen und sind damit das erste Land außerhalb Europas, das diese innovative digitale Lösung nutzt. Die Initiative wird in Zusammenarbeit zwischen der Dubai...

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