Recently, the US and EU reached an important framework for a trade agreement aimed at addressing tariff, product standards, and regulatory issues. This move not only helps stabilize bilateral relations and promote market access but also encourages economic recovery in both regions and enhances international competitiveness.
American Airlines and Porter Airlines are planning to establish a code-sharing agreement to enhance connectivity between the two countries and popular vacation destinations. This collaboration aims to provide travelers with more convenient options, which will contribute to increased market competitiveness and improved service quality.
American Airlines and Canada's Porter Airlines have applied for a code-sharing partnership aimed at facilitating reciprocal flight access between the two countries. This collaboration will provide travelers with more convenient travel options and expand services to additional popular destinations.
American Airlines and Porter Airlines have recently applied for a code-sharing partnership to provide new options for cross-border flights. This agreement will cover major cities in Canada and the United States and include vacation destinations in Central America, Mexico, and the Caribbean, aiming to enhance passenger convenience.
Choosing the right logistics partner is crucial for businesses. This paper provides guidance on selecting the best logistics partner by focusing on five key elements: experience and expertise, technology enablement, customer service, collaborative win-win, and reasonable pricing. It helps companies build a stable and efficient supply chain system, ultimately contributing to improved business operations and competitiveness. Selecting a partner based on these criteria can significantly enhance supply chain resilience and overall performance.
This paper provides an in-depth analysis of the World Customs Organization's (WCO) regional capacity building strategy, aiming to enhance the competitiveness of its members in global trade by building efficient and collaborative regional networks. It details the key mechanisms of regional capacity building, the core mission and functions of ROCBs, specific operational strategies, and the crucial roles of the WCO Secretariat and Regional Vice-Chairs. This provides clear guidance and reference for customs officials and related practitioners.
The World Customs Organization (WCO) provided Post Clearance Audit (PCA) support to the State Revenue Committee (SRC) of Armenia, aiming to assist the country's customs administration in implementing a trader-centric audit model and enhancing trade facilitation. The mission covered PCA concepts, objective frameworks, systems audits, audit cycles, and risk management. This support helps Armenian Customs launch its first trader-centric audit pilot project. The initiative is expected to improve compliance and streamline trade processes, ultimately contributing to Armenia's economic growth and international competitiveness.
The World Customs Organization (WCO) held a Post Clearance Audit (PCA) workshop in Sri Lanka to enhance the Sri Lankan Customs' PCA capabilities, optimize the trade environment, and increase revenue collection. Through expert guidance and practical exercises, the workshop aimed to help Sri Lankan Customs develop more efficient PCA processes, improve clearance efficiency, enhance corporate compliance awareness, and promote trade development. It focused on building a robust and effective PCA system to ensure accurate revenue collection and streamlined trade procedures.
The World Customs Organization (WCO) partnered with Benin Customs for a follow-up action in Cotonou, implementing Gender Equality and Diversity (GEDC) policies and raising awareness among customs officers. Through workshops and action plans, the initiative aims to create a customs working environment that respects diversity, promotes equal treatment and opportunities, and contributes to sustainable development. The collaboration focuses on fostering a more inclusive and equitable workplace within Benin Customs, ultimately strengthening its capacity and contributing to broader societal goals.
The World Customs Organization (WCO) conducted a post-clearance audit diagnostic in Sierra Leone to enhance the country's tax revenue supervision capabilities. Through in-depth research and expert recommendations, the WCO tailored an improvement plan for Sierra Leone, covering legal regulations, risk management, information technology, personnel training, and departmental collaboration. This initiative not only improved Sierra Leone's customs audit level but also provided valuable insights for global customs supervision.
