Hohhot Guole Airport (IATA: HUO, ICAO: ZBHZ) is an important aviation hub in China, offering convenient air travel and freight services. The airport has facilitated regional economic development and supports a diverse range of air logistics operations. Professional training courses and relevant knowledge for freight forwarders help industry professionals enhance their skills and adapt to the growing demand for air freight.
The World Customs Organization (WCO) continuously supports Niger Customs in enhancing its valuation capabilities. This support includes organizing training workshops, providing technical assistance, and supplying toolkits. These efforts aim to empower Niger Customs to take ownership of valuation processes, fostering a more equitable and efficient trade environment. Ultimately, this leads to improved revenue collection and contributes to economic development in Niger.
Beijing has recently launched its first drone logistics delivery route, marking a significant development in the field of smart logistics. This route leverages drone technology and modern information systems to enhance logistics efficiency and reduce costs. By effectively alleviating traffic congestion and promoting green development, this initiative also improves the daily experiences of citizens. To ensure safety, relevant authorities have established strict standards and enhanced training.
The World Customs Organization (WCO) supports the Gambia Revenue Authority (GRA) in enhancing its Post Clearance Audit (PCA) capabilities through training and diagnostic assessments. This initiative aims to help Gambia build an efficient and compliant trade environment. The project covers PCA principles, risk management, and business cooperation, offering recommendations for improvement. The ultimate goal is to promote trade facilitation and economic development in Gambia.
The World Customs Organization (WCO) and the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) jointly launched the "Master Trainer Programme" to develop customs valuation experts in Pacific Island Countries. This initiative aims to establish a regional training system, enhance customs valuation capabilities, facilitate trade, increase revenue collection, and improve international competitiveness. The first working group activity has been successfully held, laying a solid foundation for future actions.
The World Customs Organization (WCO) launched a scholarship program for Small Island Economies (SIEs) to enhance the capacity building of customs officials in these regions. The program provides training in areas such as international economics, trade regulations, data analysis, and risk management to SIEs customs officials through needs assessments, curriculum design, and expert instruction. It aims to help them improve customs management and promote sustainable economic development.
Forklift operation assistance technology, combined with comprehensive training, effectively reinforces operating procedures, reduces human error, enhances safety levels, and lowers accident rates. This paper delves into how these technologies empower forklift operations and help companies build safer and more efficient operating environments, focusing on eight aspects: intelligent speed limiting, end-point deceleration, vision assistance, area height restriction, load monitoring, identity verification, collision detection, and remote monitoring.
Maersk introduces expert door-to-door heavy lift delivery services. By establishing specialized teams, enhancing driver training, and implementing GPS monitoring, Maersk comprehensively improves the safety and security of transporting heavy and oversized cargo. This service provides customers with a secure, reliable, and efficient logistics solution for their most challenging shipments. The focus is on minimizing risks and ensuring the safe and timely arrival of valuable and oversized goods.
The World Customs Organization (WCO) conducted a post-clearance audit diagnostic in Sierra Leone to enhance the country's tax revenue supervision capabilities. Through in-depth research and expert recommendations, the WCO tailored an improvement plan for Sierra Leone, covering legal regulations, risk management, information technology, personnel training, and departmental collaboration. This initiative not only improved Sierra Leone's customs audit level but also provided valuable insights for global customs supervision.
The World Customs Organization (WCO) successfully conducted a personnel management diagnostic of the Bureau of Customs (BOC) in the Philippines. This aimed to support BOC's strategic goals and HR modernization by building a competency-based HRM system. The diagnostic highlighted the importance of HR roles, competency-based HRM, and training development. The BOC committed to adopting the WCO's 18 customized recommendations to drive the implementation of future action plans.
