Customs Officers Face Rising Mental Health Challenges Seek Resilience

Customs Officers Face Rising Mental Health Challenges Seek Resilience

In collaboration with SECO, the WCO is enhancing stress management and psychological resilience among Bolivian customs officers through training programs. This initiative aims to equip them with the necessary skills to effectively cope with the challenges posed by the pandemic, ensuring they can maintain their well-being and continue performing their duties effectively under pressure. The training focuses on building coping mechanisms and fostering a positive mindset.

WCO Fellowship Program Boosts Customs Modernization in Developing Nations

WCO Fellowship Program Boosts Customs Modernization in Developing Nations

Participants of the 91st World Customs Organization (WCO) training program have completed the second phase of their training. This program aims to enhance the capabilities of customs officials from developing countries and promote the modernization of their respective national customs administrations. The participants attended leadership workshops at the WCO headquarters and had exchanges with the Secretary-General. They are currently undertaking study visits in China, Japan, or Korea.

Ivory Coast Customs Adopts Elearning for Digital Shift

Ivory Coast Customs Adopts Elearning for Digital Shift

The Côte d'Ivoire Customs Academy held a seminar focused on leveraging e-learning to optimize personnel training and enhance the professional competence of customs officers. By mastering technology, optimizing curricula, and customizing content, Côte d'Ivoire Customs not only improves training effectiveness and reduces costs but also promotes knowledge sharing and adapts to changes. This provides a valuable reference for the digital transformation of customs administrations in other developing countries.

Kenya Implements Stricter Cabin Safety Standards for Airlines

Kenya Implements Stricter Cabin Safety Standards for Airlines

The Kenya Civil Aviation Authority, in collaboration with the African Civil Aviation Commission, aims to enhance cabin crew training standards in the region and integrate cabin safety more comprehensively into the National Aviation Security Programme. This initiative is expected to improve overall safety levels through unified training standards, the development of local expertise, and strengthened regional cooperation. Ultimately, this effort will contribute significantly to aviation safety in Africa and globally.

IATA Sets Global Aviation Safety and Industry Standards

IATA Sets Global Aviation Safety and Industry Standards

The International Air Transport Association (IATA), based in Montreal, is responsible for setting aviation standards, promoting market development, communicating and collaborating with airlines, safeguarding industry interests, and enhancing data and training services. It also focuses on environmental protection and sustainable development.

08/04/2025 Airlines
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Caes Digital Push Drives Aviation Recovery Postpandemic

Caes Digital Push Drives Aviation Recovery Postpandemic

In the post-pandemic era, CAE has paved new opportunities for the aviation industry through digital transformation. By leveraging advanced technologies and collaborating with clients, it provides efficient training for pilots, contributing to the recovery and development of the industry.

08/07/2025 Airlines
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WCO Enhances Ecuadors Customs Valuation for Revenue Growth

WCO Enhances Ecuadors Customs Valuation for Revenue Growth

The WCO provided online training on customs valuation to Ecuadorian Customs, enhancing their valuation capabilities, promoting trade compliance, and safeguarding revenue collection. This initiative aimed to improve the accuracy and efficiency of customs valuation processes within Ecuador, ensuring fair and transparent trade practices. By strengthening the skills of customs officers in valuation techniques, the WCO training contributes to a more robust and reliable customs system, ultimately benefiting both the government and legitimate traders.