Mali Customs Boosts Economy with Modernization Talent Training

Mali Customs Boosts Economy with Modernization Talent Training

With the support of the World Customs Organization (WCO), Mali Customs has initiated a modernization reform of Human Resource Management (HRM) aimed at building a competency-based modern HRM system. Through diagnostic assessments, capacity building, and the refinement of the position system, Mali Customs has laid the foundation for creating an excellent customs workforce. This aims to better serve the country's economic development by improving efficiency and effectiveness in customs operations and fostering a culture of continuous improvement within the organization.

WCO Stresses Talent Development to Boost Global Economy

WCO Stresses Talent Development to Boost Global Economy

The WCO emphasized the crucial role of customs talent development in economic growth at a Paris seminar. Participants shared experiences and called for sustained investment in customs training and capacity building. The seminar highlighted how skilled customs officials contribute to efficient trade facilitation, revenue collection, and border security, ultimately fostering economic development. The WCO urged member administrations to prioritize customs training programs to enhance their effectiveness and contribute to national economic prosperity. Continuous investment in human capital is key to modernizing customs administrations and achieving sustainable economic growth.

Ecommerce Giants Lure Talent with High Bonuses Equity

Ecommerce Giants Lure Talent with High Bonuses Equity

The cross-border e-commerce market is fiercely competitive, making high-level talent a core asset for companies. Shenzhen-based sellers are awarding substantial bonuses, such as 500,000 RMB to operational managers, and implementing equity incentive plans. Cross-border e-commerce companies are increasingly relying on high bonuses and equity incentives to attract and retain talent. These strategies aim to gain a competitive edge in the intense market and ensure sustainable growth in the long run by securing skilled employees.

Amazon and Tiktok Clash in Ecommerce Talent Battle

Amazon and Tiktok Clash in Ecommerce Talent Battle

Amazon is poaching influencers with high salaries to counter the rise of TikTok e-commerce, highlighting its emphasis on live-streaming e-commerce. TikTok Shop's global expansion brings new opportunities for cross-border sellers. The cross-border e-commerce landscape is facing reshaping, and future competition is full of variables. Only innovators can win. Amazon's move underscores the growing importance of short-form video and live commerce in the global e-commerce market and the intense competition between major players.

Global Airports Face Talent Shortage IATA Steps In

Global Airports Face Talent Shortage IATA Steps In

IATA offers professional training in airport management, operations, and safety, enhancing the skills of practitioners. Delivered by expert instructors, the courses feature cutting-edge content and flexible learning options, leading to internationally recognized certifications. These programs are designed to equip individuals with the knowledge and expertise required to excel in the dynamic aviation industry, ensuring efficient and safe airport operations globally. The comprehensive curriculum covers various aspects of airport management, from ground handling to security protocols, providing a holistic understanding of the field.

WCO Backs Ethiopias Customs Modernization with Talent Assessment

WCO Backs Ethiopias Customs Modernization with Talent Assessment

WCO assists Ethiopian Customs in improving human resource management, promoting modernization. Experts recommend optimizing recruitment, training, and performance evaluation, providing a reference for developing countries. The focus is on building a skilled and motivated workforce to support customs reforms and enhance operational efficiency. This initiative aims to strengthen Ethiopia's capacity to effectively manage its borders and facilitate trade, ultimately contributing to economic growth and regional integration. The recommendations offer practical guidance for other developing countries seeking to modernize their customs administrations.

WCO Backs Sudan Customs in HR Management Reform

WCO Backs Sudan Customs in HR Management Reform

At the request of Sudanese Customs, the World Customs Organization (WCO) provided support for modernizing its human resource management. Through workshops and remote assistance, the WCO helped Sudanese Customs build a modern, competency-based HR management system. This system aims to enhance talent attraction, improve employee performance, optimize talent allocation, and strengthen organizational competitiveness, ultimately contributing to the modernization of Sudanese Customs. The project focused on developing a framework that aligns HR practices with the strategic goals of the organization.

Serbian Customs Adopts Wcos Competencybased HR Model

Serbian Customs Adopts Wcos Competencybased HR Model

The World Customs Organization (WCO) conducted a Competency-Based Human Resource Management (CBHRM) workshop for the Serbian government, aiming to enhance human resource management and promote customs modernization within Serbian Customs. The workshop covered strategic HRM, HRM systems, the CBHRM framework, and project management. This initiative supports Serbian Customs in building a talent-driven organization.

Businesses Adopt AI for Transport Despite Hurdles

Businesses Adopt AI for Transport Despite Hurdles

Research shows that while businesses are optimistic about the potential of AI in transportation management, many are unprepared for the challenges. Key obstacles include data quality, system integration, and a shortage of skilled professionals. Companies should enhance their infrastructure and talent reserves to achieve intelligent transportation management.

South Korea WCO Partner to Develop Global Trade Talent

South Korea WCO Partner to Develop Global Trade Talent

Korea Customs Service (KCS) signed a cooperation agreement with the World Customs Organization (WCO). Through the Korea Customs Cooperation Fund, KCS aims to provide high-level training to customs officials from other countries, sharing Korea's experiences and best practices in trade facilitation. KCS also pledged to increase its financial and human resource contributions to the WCO, assisting WCO members in implementing relevant standards and jointly promoting the advancement of global customs affairs. This collaboration underscores Korea's commitment to supporting international customs cooperation and development.