Chinas Shenzhen Airport Boosts Crossborder Ecommerce with France

Chinas Shenzhen Airport Boosts Crossborder Ecommerce with France

Shenzhen Airport has significantly accelerated Sino-French cross-border e-commerce cargo transportation through route optimization, logistics facility upgrades, and simplified customs clearance procedures. This has reduced the transportation cycle to 5-7 days, substantially improving the efficiency and competitiveness of cross-border e-commerce. This brings tangible benefits to both merchants and consumers and lays a solid foundation for future smart logistics development. The improvements demonstrate Shenzhen Airport's commitment to facilitating faster and more efficient international trade.

Significant Improvement in Efficiency of Chongqing's China-europe Railway Express (yuxinou), Promoting Regional Logistics Development

Significant Improvement in Efficiency of Chongqing's China-europe Railway Express (yuxinou), Promoting Regional Logistics Development

The China-Europe Railway Express (Chongqing-Xinjiang-Europe) has reduced its transit time to 13 days, attracting participation from Southeast Asian and European countries and significantly improving regional logistics efficiency. This railway route facilitates faster transportation of goods from the Yangtze River Delta and Pearl River Delta to Europe via Chongqing, enhancing trade convenience. The Chongqing authorities plan to strengthen logistics infrastructure cooperation with countries along the route, expand sourcing regions, and develop modern logistics parks.

07/21/2025 Logistics
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WCO and ZATCA Enhance MENA Customs Training to Ease Trade

WCO and ZATCA Enhance MENA Customs Training to Ease Trade

The World Customs Organization (WCO), in collaboration with Saudi ZATCA, organized a Harmonized System (HS) expert pre-certification workshop for the Middle East and North Africa region. This initiative aims to cultivate local experts, enhance regional customs capacity, and facilitate trade. Through a rigorous assessment and certification process, the WCO will expand its pool of experts, support regional capacity building efforts, and promote the standardization of global trade practices. The workshop is a key step in strengthening regional customs expertise and streamlining trade processes.

Americas Caribbean Boost Customs Cooperation on Risk Management

Americas Caribbean Boost Customs Cooperation on Risk Management

The World Customs Organization held a risk management workshop in the Americas and Caribbean region to enhance the risk management capabilities and cooperation of customs administrations. The conference reviewed the successful experience of 'Operation Dragon', emphasizing the importance of information exchange. It also designed new regional target projects to jointly address trade risks and maintain regional economic security. The workshop aimed to foster a collaborative environment for customs officials to share best practices and strengthen regional partnerships in combating illicit trade and securing the supply chain.