Belt and Road Nations Push for Stronger Customs Cooperation to Boost Trade

Belt and Road Nations Push for Stronger Customs Cooperation to Boost Trade

During the Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation, experts discussed the significance of customs cooperation among participating countries. They proposed five key areas for improvement: deepening mechanism alignment, regulatory innovation, information sharing, trade security, and capacity building, to enhance customs' role in facilitating trade. Through collaboration, countries can better respond to emerging trade patterns and ensure global economic stability and prosperity.

07/29/2025 Logistics
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OCEMA Calls for Cooperation on SOLAS VGM Compliance in Export Supply Chain

OCEMA Calls for Cooperation on SOLAS VGM Compliance in Export Supply Chain

OCEMA actively addressed the SOLAS VGM regulations by publishing 'Best Practices.' However, shippers still harbor reservations and call for unified standards to build a secure and efficient supply chain. While OCEMA's efforts are commendable, the lack of a universally accepted standard remains a concern. A collaborative approach involving all stakeholders is crucial to ensure consistent implementation of VGM requirements and minimize disruptions to global trade. Standardized procedures would foster greater confidence and streamline the process for all parties involved.

01/20/2026 Logistics
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Enhancing China-russia Border Customs Cooperation to Build the Silk Road Economic Belt

Enhancing China-russia Border Customs Cooperation to Build the Silk Road Economic Belt

A meeting was held at the Harbin Customs on the China-Russia border to discuss and promote customs cooperation and trade facilitation between the two countries. The conference aimed to strengthen the connection between the 'Longjiang Silk Road' and the 'Coastal Highway 1,' addressing issues such as port management and mutual recognition of commodity regulation. Future cooperation directions were planned to promote the smooth progress of bilateral trade.

07/21/2025 Logistics
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US Supply Chain Council Formed to Boost Economic Resilience

US Supply Chain Council Formed to Boost Economic Resilience

In response to supply chain vulnerabilities, the United States has established a bipartisan Supply Chain Council. This council aims to unite businesses, labor, and various stakeholders to safeguard jobs, invest in infrastructure, and mitigate global risks, ultimately enhancing American supply chain resilience and economic security. Through collaborative efforts, the council will promote policy implementation, laying the groundwork for long-term economic prosperity in the United States.

Lianyungang New Europe Freight Train Launch: Promoting China-kazakhstan Cooperation and Upgrading International Logistics

Lianyungang New Europe Freight Train Launch: Promoting China-kazakhstan Cooperation and Upgrading International Logistics

The launch of the 'Lianxinyou' train route from Lianyungang to Kazakhstan and Europe marks an upgrade in logistics cooperation under the Belt and Road Initiative. The railway spans 11,000 kilometers and reduces transport time to 12 days, enhancing transport efficiency. As a crucial logistics hub, Lianyungang facilitates economic cooperation between China and Kazakhstan and collaborates with Kazakhstan to build a modern logistics park, laying the foundation for future development.

12/13/2023 Logistics
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US Supply Chain Council Boosts Resilience Efforts

US Supply Chain Council Boosts Resilience Efforts

The Supply Chain Council (SCC), a bipartisan organization, aims to strengthen U.S. supply chains by uniting businesses and labor. Its mission is to protect jobs, invest in infrastructure, and address global instability. Emphasizing collaboration and advocacy, the Council promotes policies at all levels to enhance supply chain resilience and sustainability, tackling current global supply chain challenges. The SCC seeks to foster a robust and secure supply chain ecosystem for the United States.

Experts Analyze US Federal Surface Transportation Acts Impact

Experts Analyze US Federal Surface Transportation Acts Impact

At the SMC3 JumpStart 2021 conference, experts discussed the prospects for the US federal surface transportation authorization bill with both optimism and caution. Key challenges include funding sources, the definition of infrastructure, and bipartisan dynamics. Recommendations included clarifying goals, seeking consensus, innovating financing, focusing on freight, and strengthening regulation to build a safe, efficient, and sustainable transportation system. The discussion highlighted the complexities and opportunities surrounding infrastructure development and policy implementation in the United States.