State Customs Committee of the Republic of BelarusGovernment

The State Customs Committee of the Republic of Belarus is a republican government body responsible for implementing state customs policy, collecting customs duties, and ensuring economic security and border integrity. It regulates foreign trade flows and enforces customs legislation in alignment with the Eurasian Economic Union legal framework. Established in September 1991 following Belarus's declaration of sovereignty, it originally inherited just four regional customs posts and roughly 1,500 personnel from the Soviet customs administration.