PICARD Conference Examines Postpandemic Customs and Sustainability

PICARD Conference Examines Postpandemic Customs and Sustainability

The 15th PICARD Conference focused on customs transformation and sustainable development in the context of the pandemic. Discussions centered on the reshaping of customs roles, customs' responsibilities in sustainable development, the construction of performance evaluation systems, and data-driven customs management models. The conference aimed to provide intellectual support and practical guidance for the modernization of customs worldwide. Registration was free and open to all participants.

NASSTRAC Conference Draws Logistics Leaders for Networking

NASSTRAC Conference Draws Logistics Leaders for Networking

This article provides a detailed interpretation of the value and advantages of the NASSTRAC (National Strategic Shippers Transportation Council) Logistics Conference and Expo, emphasizing its unique aspects in industry trend insights, comprehensive agenda coverage, and efficient networking opportunities. Furthermore, the article offers practical advice for participating in the NASSTRAC conference, aiming to help logistics professionals better leverage this platform to maximize personal and corporate value. It highlights the key benefits of attending and provides actionable steps for attendees to make the most of the event.

2025 World Ports Conference Adapts to Postpandemic Era

2025 World Ports Conference Adapts to Postpandemic Era

The International Association of Ports and Harbors (IAPH) has innovatively transformed in response to the pandemic by reimagining the World Ports Conference as a televised event. This adaptation successfully attracted more participants, showcasing the organization's ability to flexibly respond to challenges and the industry's cohesion.

08/05/2025 Logistics
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Hungary Conference Explores Tax and Customs Cooperation Reforms

Hungary Conference Explores Tax and Customs Cooperation Reforms

A tax and customs cooperation conference held in Hungary focused on improving the synergistic efficiency of tax and customs departments. The World Customs Organization emphasized the importance of data sharing, joint risk management, and capacity building. The conference also commemorated Hungarian customs pioneers and explored future cooperation trends towards intelligence and synergy, aiming to build a more prosperous and secure international trade environment. The discussions highlighted the need for streamlined processes and enhanced collaboration to facilitate legitimate trade while combating illicit activities.

WCO Shanghai Conference Focuses on Trade Facilitation Partnerships

WCO Shanghai Conference Focuses on Trade Facilitation Partnerships

At the IFCBA Conference in Shanghai, the WCO emphasized customs-business cooperation to promote trade facilitation. Key focuses included the Belt and Road Initiative and capacity building for customs brokers. The WCO highlighted the importance of collaboration between customs administrations and the private sector in streamlining trade procedures and reducing barriers. This cooperation is crucial for achieving efficient and secure global trade flows, particularly within the context of the Belt and Road Initiative's ambitious infrastructure and connectivity goals. Strengthening the skills and expertise of customs brokers is also vital for smooth and compliant trade operations.

WCO Conference in Shenzhen Advances Secure Inclusive Trade

WCO Conference in Shenzhen Advances Secure Inclusive Trade

The WCO Conference in Shenzhen focused on AEO promoting inclusive and sustainable trade. It emphasized AEO's role in economic security, empowering SMEs, and driving technological advancements. The 'Shenzhen Action Plan' will guide future work, aiming to enhance global trade facilitation and security through AEO programs. The conference highlighted the importance of international cooperation in implementing and expanding AEO initiatives to foster a more resilient and secure global supply chain, ultimately benefiting all stakeholders involved in international trade.

SADC Conference Boosts Regional Trade Through Customs Reform

SADC Conference Boosts Regional Trade Through Customs Reform

The 2010 SADC Customs Capacity Building Conference fostered regional customs reform and modernized management, strengthening regional coordination. Participants shared capacity-building experiences and identified areas for cooperation based on WCO standards. Significant attention was given to the SACU pilot project and the implementation of the WCO Customs Learning Standards, laying the foundation for future regional capacity-building development. The conference highlighted the importance of harmonized procedures and collaborative efforts in enhancing customs efficiency and regional trade facilitation within the SADC region.