US and EU Enhance Trade Security with Customs Pact
This paper explores the evolution of customs functions and the transnational regulatory challenges in the context of globalization. By analyzing issues such as information asymmetry, legal discrepancies, and the escalation of criminal tactics, it highlights the necessity of establishing bilateral administrative mutual assistance mechanisms. The article argues that through risk management, intelligence sharing, and administrative collaboration, customs authorities can transition from traditional supervision to precision governance, thereby ensuring national security while facilitating international trade.








