Congo Enhances Customs Valuation Skills Through Expert Training

Congo Enhances Customs Valuation Skills Through Expert Training

The World Customs Organization (WCO) collaborated with the General Directorate of Customs of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DGDA) to conduct a training workshop on customs valuation control. The aim was to enhance the professional skills of Congolese customs officials, combat smuggling and under-invoicing, improve the trade environment, and promote economic development. This initiative seeks to create more development opportunities for businesses operating in the region by strengthening customs valuation practices and ensuring fair trade.

Streamer crazy Little Yang Bro Reaches Out to Anticounterfeit Activist Wang Hai

Streamer crazy Little Yang Bro Reaches Out to Anticounterfeit Activist Wang Hai

The reconciliation between influencer Xiao Yang Ge and anti-counterfeiting activist Wang Hai has sparked widespread discussion. Xiao Yang Ge's generous gesture softened Wang Hai's stance, but consumer rights remain paramount. Is this reconciliation genuine remorse or a PR strategy? Public opinion suggests that the live streaming e-commerce industry should prioritize consumer rights by improving product quality and service levels. The incident highlights the importance of ethical practices and consumer protection in the rapidly growing live commerce sector.

WCO Enhances African Customs Training Amid Belgian Graduation Milestone

WCO Enhances African Customs Training Amid Belgian Graduation Milestone

The Secretary General of the World Customs Organization (WCO) attended the graduation ceremony of French-speaking African customs officials at the Belgian Customs Academy, emphasizing the crucial role of customs in revenue collection, trade facilitation, and societal protection. This initiative supports African economic development and the AfCFTA by enhancing customs management, promoting regional integration, and fostering international cooperation. The WCO plays a key role by providing technical assistance and promoting the application of international standards, ultimately contributing to a more efficient and secure trade environment in Africa.