Dubai Customs Graduates 33 Inspectors Under Masar 33 Training Programme

Dubai Customs announced on October 8, 2026, the graduation of 33 inspectors under its Masar 33 security training programme. The cohort consists of 24 men and nine women selected from air, land, and maritime customs centres, as well as the Customs Intelligence Department, according to the Emirates News Agency.

The programme encompassed 2,725 training hours focused on inspection procedures, risk detection, and regulatory compliance at border posts. Practical field training and operational simulations made up 61.38 percent of the curriculum, spanning 628 operational scenarios.

With this latest cohort, a total of 87 inspectors have graduated from the initiative since November 2024. Dubai Customs stated that the upcoming phase will aim to train an additional 60 officers to support the emirate's expanding cross-border trade operations.