The Authorised Economic Operator (AEO) programme and its certifications

Dossier: Infrastructure and logistics06-logistica.md
Domain: Ports, cargo and corridorslogistica
Room: Trade/comercio
Audited: not audited

The OEA-GT program was created in 2010 by SAT Board Agreement 14-2010; it is voluntary and free of charge, under World Customs Organization standards. ZOLIC states that there are 'more than 115 certified operators' (an institutional-promotional claim; verify the figure with SAT). The Empresa Portuaria Quetzal was certified as an Authorized Economic Operator by SAT, according to AGN. The dossier records neither the concrete benefits nor the certification timelines.

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Figures

OEA-GT program createdSAT: SAT Board Agreement 14-20102010
Certified operators (to be verified)ZOLIC (c): more than 1152025

Caveat

the certificate count is promotional (ZOLIC); benefits and timelines not documented

Sources

SAT — Operador Económico Autorizado (a)portal.sat.gob.gtconsulted Aug 19, 2026
ZOLIC — OEA-GT, el paso clave hacia una logística ágil (c)zolicguate.comconsulted Aug 19, 2026
AGN — SAT entrega certificación de OEA a EPQ (b)agn.gtconsulted Aug 19, 2026

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