Tunis/Tunisia — The first edition of the Smart Customs Hackathon, which puts in competition 13 project ideas aimed to develop innovative solutions to modernise customs services, was closed on Wednesday during a press conference held in Tunis.
The Hackathon was organised on January 25-26, by the Directorate General of Customs. It is a challenge designed to produce innovative digital solutions based on artificial intelligence technologies, the Internet of Things and data analysis.
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