Wcos Mercator Program Boosts Bosnias WTO Trade Facilitation

Wcos Mercator Program Boosts Bosnias WTO Trade Facilitation

The World Customs Organization (WCO), through its Mercator Programme, supports Bosnia and Herzegovina in implementing trade facilitation measures. This includes organizing workshops to raise awareness, identify priorities, and assist in the establishment of a National Trade Facilitation Committee. This initiative aims to accelerate Bosnia and Herzegovina's accession to the World Trade Organization (WTO) and promote its economic growth and international competitiveness.

Pacific Islands Boost Customs Skills with Trainer Program

Pacific Islands Boost Customs Skills with Trainer Program

The WCO-JICA MTP project focuses on developing customs trainers in Pacific Island Countries, aiming to enhance their skills in valuation and classification. This initiative contributes to improved customs administration and ultimately facilitates regional trade. Through comprehensive training programs and knowledge transfer, the project empowers local customs officials to effectively implement international standards and best practices. This leads to more efficient border procedures and a more predictable trading environment, supporting economic growth and regional integration within the Pacific region.

Shopee Program Helps Filipino Sellers Enter Southeast Asia

Shopee Program Helps Filipino Sellers Enter Southeast Asia

Shopee's Seller Integration Program (SIP) empowers Filipino sellers to expand into the Southeast Asian market. By simplifying cross-border sales processes, SIP offers value-added services like logistics, payment solutions, and customer support, reducing operational costs. This enables sellers to reach consumers in Singapore and Malaysia without needing overseas offices, facilitating international business expansion. SIP streamlines the complexities of cross-border trade, allowing Filipino businesses to tap into the growing demand within the region.

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The Amazon Gold Rush Program, supported by government regulation, offers a zero-tuition, zero-risk 90-day practical incubation program to help students grow from beginners to qualified cross-border sellers. The curriculum covers the entire Amazon operation process, including account registration, product selection, product listing, FBA shipping, on-and-off-site promotion, advertising, customer service management, negative review handling, account appeals, and popular product development. It provides one-stop explanation and practical guidance to help quickly master operational skills.

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WCO Launches Gender Equality Program for Frenchspeaking Regions

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Bolivia Customs Boosts Staff Resilience Via WCOSECO Program

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Bolivia Expands Customs AEO Program with Regional Insights

Bolivia Expands Customs AEO Program with Regional Insights

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Lazada Program Boosts Toy Sellers in Southeast Asia

Lazada Program Boosts Toy Sellers in Southeast Asia

The Southeast Asian remote control toy market holds immense potential. Lazada has launched the "Leading the Way" merchant support program to help Chinese toy sellers capitalize on this opportunity and achieve rapid growth in the region. The program offers customized operational guidance, data-driven product selection recommendations, and access to key resources. This initiative aims to empower Chinese businesses to tap into the lucrative Southeast Asian market and achieve significant success within Lazada's platform.

Chinas Sima Yue Launches Enterprise AI Partnership Program

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