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Global trade is being reshaped by rapid digital transformation, shifting geopolitical pressures, and the urgent need for sustainable and resilient supply chains. As countries modernize their customs systems and adopt advanced technologies, the efficiency and transparency of trade corridors increasingly depend on coherent reforms and cross-border integration. Yet progress remains uneven, constrained by fragmented digital infrastructures, limited interoperability, and varying institutional capacities. Regional integration initiatives demonstrate the potential of harmonized standards, coordinated border procedures, and shared digital ecosystems to reduce trade barriers, enhance risk management, and lower environmental impacts. Digital Transformation, Customs Reform, and Regional Integration for Sustainable Trade Corridors examines the intersection of digital transformation, customs reform, and regional cooperation, offering analytical insights, case studies, and practical frameworks to support the development of sustainable, future-ready trade corridors capable of driving inclusive economic growth. By synthesizing cutting-edge research, empirical evidence, real-world case studies, and policy insights, it bridges existing gaps between technological innovation, regulatory modernization, and regional governance frameworks. Covering topics such as big data analytics, neural networks, and trade facilitation, this book is an excellent resource for academicians, researchers, graduate and doctoral students, policymakers, customs officials, and more.

Mohamed Amine Frikha is an Assistant Professor and Coordinator of the Supply Chain Program at the College of Applied Sciences, King Faisal University, Saudi Arabia. He holds a PhD in Economics, as well as several Master's degrees in Transportation Science, Logistics Engineering, Accounting and Finance, and Information and Communication Technology, reflecting a multidisciplinary academic background. He has extensive experience in the field of economics, particularly in teaching and research at international academic institutions. His expertise lies in supply chain management, logistics, customs operations, and sustainable transportation systems, with a special focus on sustainability and the digital transformation of global trade. His research program focuses on sustainability in general, integrating artificial intelligence and advanced analytics into logistics and cross-border operations. It addresses key challenges such as supply chain optimization, customs modernization, risk management, and carbon emission reduction. He has published extensively in peer-reviewed journals and international conferences on topics including carbon emission reduction strategies and demand forecasting using artificial intelligence and logistics information systems. Dr. Mohamed Amine Frikha is actively involved in international research and capacity-building initiatives, having participated in programs and workshops organized by the World Customs Organization and European institutions. He is also an editor and contributor to several academic books, contributing to the ongoing discussions on sustainable and smart logistics systems.