WCO Enhances Tanzania Revenue Authoritys Capacity Via Partnership

WCO Enhances Tanzania Revenue Authoritys Capacity Via Partnership

The World Customs Organization (WCO) and the Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA) are deepening their cooperation through a project funded by the Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation (Norad). This initiative aims to enhance the TRA's capabilities in key areas such as commodity classification and valuation. The collaboration involves joint needs assessments, the introduction of project management methodologies, and coordination with other cooperative projects. The overall goal is to facilitate trade, improve customs management in Tanzania, and contribute to the country's economic development.

WCO Outlines Plan for Postpandemic Supply Chain Resilience

WCO Outlines Plan for Postpandemic Supply Chain Resilience

The Secretary General of the World Customs Organization (WCO) held an online meeting with customs representatives in Geneva to discuss how customs can contribute to global supply chain recovery in the post-pandemic era. The meeting highlighted the cooperation between the WCO and the WTO, clarified the work priorities for 2021 regarding pandemic response and technology empowerment, and emphasized the importance of building resilient supply chains. The global customs community looks forward to strengthening communication and cooperation to jointly address challenges.

WCO Program Boosts Customs Leadership and Global Trade Growth

WCO Program Boosts Customs Leadership and Global Trade Growth

The World Customs Organization (WCO) Professional Development Programme aims to cultivate customs talent and promote international cooperation. The 2011/2012 project review highlights its objectives, participants, achievements, and impact, emphasizing the importance of knowledge sharing, capacity building, and trade facilitation. The article also looks forward to the future development direction of the program, calling for jointly building a new chapter in global customs cooperation. It underscores the program's role in fostering a collaborative environment and enhancing the effectiveness of customs administrations worldwide.

Antigua and Barbuda Joins World Customs Organization

Antigua and Barbuda Joins World Customs Organization

Antigua and Barbuda officially joined the World Customs Organization (WCO) as its 182nd member. This strengthens the WCO's presence in the Americas/Caribbean region and injects new vitality into global customs cooperation. The WCO is dedicated to improving customs management efficiency through setting standards, providing assistance, and promoting cooperation. Its core mission is to facilitate trade and enhance security worldwide. Antigua and Barbuda's membership will contribute to these efforts and benefit from the WCO's expertise in international trade and customs procedures.

Chinas Cosco Finalizes Hamburg Port Stake Amid Geopolitical Tensions

Chinas Cosco Finalizes Hamburg Port Stake Amid Geopolitical Tensions

COSCO Shipping's acquisition of a 24.9% stake in the Container Terminal Tollerort (CTT) at the Port of Hamburg has been approved. This adjusted equity ratio reflects Germany's balancing act between economic cooperation and national security. As a vital European hub, the Port of Hamburg is a key component of COSCO Shipping's global strategy, facilitating European market expansion and promoting Sino-European trade. This event highlights the complexities of Sino-European economic relations and the shared challenge of deepening cooperation while ensuring security.

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Huangpu Wenchong Delivers Two 2700 TEU Ships to CK Line

Huangpu Wenchong Delivers Two 2700 TEU Ships to CK Line

Huangpu Wenchong delivered two 2700TEU container ships to CK Line of South Korea on the same day, marking significant progress in their cooperation. This type of vessel is well-received in the market for its excellent performance and environmental protection features. Huangpu Wenchong has won high recognition from customers for its excellent construction technology and service. This delivery reflects the fruitful results of sincere cooperation among all parties and demonstrates Huangpu Wenchong's determination to continuously improve its ship construction level.

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Bangladesh Customs Tightens IP Enforcement Against Counterfeit Goods

Bangladesh Customs Tightens IP Enforcement Against Counterfeit Goods

The World Customs Organization held an intellectual property rights protection workshop in Bangladesh to enhance the country's customs capabilities in combating cross-border infringement and counterfeiting. The workshop covered both theoretical and practical aspects, focusing on the challenges posed by e-commerce and emphasizing cooperation and exchange. Bangladesh Customs faces challenges such as weak enforcement capacity and outdated regulatory technology. Future efforts should focus on strengthening capacity building, improving laws and regulations, and enhancing international cooperation to effectively combat IP infringement.

China Files WTO Complaint Over EU EV Subsidies

China Files WTO Complaint Over EU EV Subsidies

China has filed a lawsuit with the WTO against the EU's provisional anti-subsidy measures on electric vehicles. China argues that the EU's ruling lacks factual and legal basis, violates WTO rules, and harms global climate cooperation. China urges the EU to correct its mistakes and safeguard China-EU economic and trade cooperation and the stability of the industrial chain and supply chain. The lawsuit underscores China's firm opposition to protectionist measures and its commitment to upholding the multilateral trading system.

Automated Email Marketing Boosts Holiday Client Engagement

Automated Email Marketing Boosts Holiday Client Engagement

As Christmas approaches, foreign trade companies can leverage email automation tools to send customized emails to customers in three phases: pre-holiday, during-holiday, and post-holiday. These emails can convey festive greetings, remind customers of logistics arrangements, review cooperation achievements, and look forward to the future. Tools like 'TradeXiaoqi' enable multi-round automated sending, sending based on the customer's local time, and flexible contact management. This enhances customer relationship maintenance efficiency and lays the foundation for long-term cooperation.

Latvia and China Strengthen Cultural Ties Via Amber Road

Latvia and China Strengthen Cultural Ties Via Amber Road

Latvia and China's relationship is growing stronger, with increasing trade volume and frequent cultural exchanges. Educational cooperation is deepening, tourism is flourishing, and scientific and technological collaboration is yielding fruitful results. Latvian products like amber and timber are popular in the Chinese market, while Chinese tourists are interested in Latvia's natural landscapes and historical sites. Cooperation in various fields brings tangible benefits to the people of both countries. The strengthening ties highlight a mutually beneficial partnership built on economic and cultural foundations.