Fiji Customs Boosts Efficiency with WCO Training Program

Fiji Customs Boosts Efficiency with WCO Training Program

WCO talent tools assist Fiji Customs in reforming its human resources. Recommendations include optimizing recruitment, training, performance management, compensation, and communication. The goal is to build a highly efficient customs team, ultimately promoting economic development. This involves attracting and retaining skilled personnel, providing continuous professional development, and fostering a positive work environment. By implementing these strategies, Fiji Customs can enhance its operational effectiveness and contribute to national prosperity. The focus is on creating a sustainable and capable workforce within the customs administration.

Yowants Star Matrix Boosts Cecilia Cheungs Ecommerce Success

Yowants Star Matrix Boosts Cecilia Cheungs Ecommerce Success

Zhang Baizhi's first live streaming e-commerce show, powered by Yaowang Technology, exceeded 100 million, demonstrating the huge potential of combining celebrity effect and professional operation. Yaowang Technology has achieved efficient traffic monetization by building a celebrity anchor matrix and supplementing it with refined operation. Its dual-track strategy of "independent IP" and "personal IP" also provides new development ideas for the industry. However, the standardized development of celebrity live streaming is still a key area to focus on in the future.

Zibuyu Revives Hong Kong IPO As Crossborder Ecommerce Surges

Zibuyu Revives Hong Kong IPO As Crossborder Ecommerce Surges

Chinese cross-border e-commerce company Zibuyu is attempting its third IPO in Hong Kong, reporting a revenue of RMB 1.278 billion in the first half of the year, with over 90% of sales from Amazon. While heavily reliant on third-party platforms, Zibuyu holds a leading market share, showcasing the booming development and immense potential of China's cross-border e-commerce sector. Diversified channels, refined operations, and compliant business practices are crucial for the future development of cross-border e-commerce.

Rwandair Targets Ecommerce Logistics Dominance in East Africa

Rwandair Targets Ecommerce Logistics Dominance in East Africa

RwandAir, an emerging aviation hub in East Africa, is creating value for global trade partners through its flexible network, innovative digital tools, and robust operations. By upgrading its fleet, implementing a digital strategy, and committing to sustainable development, RwandAir is strengthening its market position and contributing to the growth of e-commerce in Africa. The airline's strategic initiatives aim to enhance connectivity and efficiency, positioning Rwanda as a key player in the region's logistics landscape and fostering economic development through increased trade opportunities.

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Malawi Enhances Trade with Wcobacked Advance Ruling System

Malawi Enhances Trade with Wcobacked Advance Ruling System

In July 2018, the World Customs Organization (WCO) held a workshop in Blantyre to support Malawi in enhancing trade facilitation by implementing the advance ruling system and optimizing its customs classification system. Through expert training, current state analysis, and action plan development, Malawi aims to improve its legal framework, establish an advance ruling body, and strengthen personnel training. These efforts are designed to increase customs clearance efficiency, enhance trade certainty, and improve the business environment, ultimately promoting economic development in Malawi.

Maldives Customs Boosts Leadership Skills Via WCO Program

Maldives Customs Boosts Leadership Skills Via WCO Program

The Maldives Customs Service (MCS) participated in the WCO Leadership and Management Development Program, organizing senior management workshops to enhance leadership skills and drive customs modernization. The workshops covered change management, strategic planning, and personnel management, emphasizing practicality and interaction. They fostered team building and a unified vision, laying the foundation for the future development of the MCS. The initiative aimed to equip leaders with the necessary tools and knowledge to navigate challenges and effectively lead the organization through its modernization journey.

Oman Customs Adopts WCO SAFE Framework to Boost Trade Security

Oman Customs Adopts WCO SAFE Framework to Boost Trade Security

In 2015, the World Customs Organization (WCO) assisted Oman Customs in implementing the SAFE Framework and AEO program. Through workshops, Oman Customs officials gained a deeper understanding of supply chain security, customs-business partnerships, and the AEO implementation process, leading to the development of action plans. This initiative aims to enhance Oman's trade security and facilitation, strengthen its international competitiveness, and promote economic development. The implementation of SAFE and AEO will contribute to a more secure and efficient trade environment for Oman.