20/07/2026
The national awareness campaign on the Dossier Virtuel de Transactions (DVT) is now underway in Niger, bringing digital trade modernization directly to stakeholders across the country.
Led jointly by the Directorate General of Customs, the Ministry of Trade, the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Niger (CCIN) and Webb Fontaine Niger, this nationwide initiative supports economic operators, licensed customs brokers and Customs officers in the practical implementation of the DVT.
The campaign officially launched in Maradi, where the delegation met with the regional Governor and introduced the DVT's objectives, practical operation, and benefits for traceability, transparency, operational security, and trade facilitation.
The awareness caravan then continued to Zinder, where discussions with Colonel Massalatchi Mahaman Sani, Governor of the Zinder Region, reinforced the shared commitment to modernizing Niger's foreign trade procedures.
The Zinder stage included dedicated training sessions for economic operators, Customs brokers, and Customs officers, as well as a visit to the Webb Fontaine internet room at the Regional Chamber of Commerce, a dedicated support center that provides ongoing guidance and technical assistance to DVT users.
As the campaign continues across the country, Webb Fontaine Niger remains proud to support the Government of Niger and its institutional partners in advancing a more digital, transparent, and efficient trade ecosystem.
We thank the authorities and participants in both Maradi and Zinder for their warm welcome, active engagement, and commitment to this important initiative.
Follow us for updates as the campaign continues its journey across Niger, highlighting the progress, milestones, and impact of the DVT on the country's digital trade transformation.