WCO Conference Focuses on Digital Customs Modernization

WCO Conference Focuses on Digital Customs Modernization

The 2026 WCO Technology Conference will focus on digitalization innovations in customs, exploring key topics such as Single Windows and digital ecosystems. The conference aims to facilitate the transformation of customs administrations worldwide. Discussions will cover the latest technological advancements and their application in streamlining processes, enhancing security, and promoting trade facilitation. By bringing together experts and practitioners, the conference seeks to foster collaboration and knowledge sharing, ultimately contributing to more efficient and effective customs operations globally.

Charleston Port Hits Record Container Volume Amid Expansion

Charleston Port Hits Record Container Volume Amid Expansion

Charleston Port has achieved record-breaking container volumes, driven by port infrastructure upgrades, expanded shipping routes, and efficient operations. Key initiatives include the Leatherman Terminal expansion and increased rail capacity. The addition of a new MSC service will further strengthen its global connections. Continued growth in July suggests that Charleston Port will play an increasingly important role in global trade. The port's strategic investments are paying off, positioning it as a major player in the container shipping industry.

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WCO Enhances Ethiopias Tax Revenue with Improved Audit System

WCO Enhances Ethiopias Tax Revenue with Improved Audit System

The WCO is assisting Ethiopian Customs in upgrading its Post Clearance Audit (PCA) capabilities. This includes updating the PCA manual, optimizing audit procedures, and introducing risk assessment methodologies. These improvements aim to enhance tax revenue collection efficiency. The project focuses on strengthening Ethiopian Customs' ability to effectively conduct post-clearance audits, thereby contributing to improved trade facilitation and overall customs administration performance. The WCO's support is crucial for building a more modern and efficient customs system in Ethiopia.

Southern Africa Enhances Customs Valuation Via WCOJICA Initiative

Southern Africa Enhances Customs Valuation Via WCOJICA Initiative

The World Customs Organization (WCO) and the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) are jointly implementing the Customs Valuation (CV) Master Trainer Program (MTP) to create a professional and sustainable pool of CV trainers in Southern Africa. The third working group activity focused on developing training materials and enhancing practical skills. The WCO and JICA are committed to continuously supporting customs capacity building in the region, building an efficient and transparent customs valuation system, and promoting trade development.

Colombia Customs Boosts Strategy with WCO SECO Backing

Colombia Customs Boosts Strategy with WCO SECO Backing

WCO and SECO held a workshop at DIAN in Colombia to enhance its strategic planning and project management capabilities. This initiative aims to accelerate DIAN's transformation and promote trade facilitation. The workshop focused on equipping DIAN officials with the necessary tools and knowledge to effectively implement modernization projects and align them with strategic goals. By strengthening these core competencies, DIAN can improve its efficiency, transparency, and overall effectiveness in supporting Colombia's economic growth through streamlined customs procedures.

Swazi Lilangeni Volatility Against US Dollar Sparks Analysis

Swazi Lilangeni Volatility Against US Dollar Sparks Analysis

The exchange rate between the Swiss Lira (SZL) and the US Dollar (USD) has been unstable in recent years. Latest data indicates that 10 Swiss Lira is approximately equivalent to 0.5625 US Dollars. This article analyzes the performance of the exchange rate, its influencing factors, and the tools and services for managing foreign exchange, providing valuable information support for multinational transactions.