Authorized Economic Operator (AEO. 1. Each Party shall maintain a trade facilitation partnership program for operators who meet specified security criteria, hereinafter, referred to as Authorized Economic Operator (AEO) programs, in accordance with the Framework of Standards to Secure and Facilitate Global Trade of the World Customs Organization. 2. The Parties shall endeavor to cooperate by: (a) exchanging experiences on the operation of and improvements to their respective AEO programs, seeking to adopt, if appropriate, best practices; (b) exchanging information with each other on the operators authorized by each program, in accordance with each Party's law and established processes; and (c) collaborating in the identification and implementation of trade facilitation benefits for operators authorized by the other Parties.

Authorized Economic Operator (AEO. 1. Each Party, through its Designated Representative, shall maintain a trade facilitation partnership program for operators who meet specified security criteria, known as AEO programs, consistent with the Framework of Standards to Secure and Facilitate Global Trade of the World Customs Organization. 2. The Parties, through their Designated Representatives, shall endeavor to cooperate by: (a) exchanging experiences on the operation of and improvements to their respective AEO programs, seeking to adopt, if appropriate, best practices, in particular with respect to bolstering supply chain resiliency; (b) exchanging information with each other on the operators authorized by their respective AEO programs, in accordance with the law and established processes of the authorities of the territories represented by the Parties; and (c) collaborating in the identification and implementation of trade facilitation benefits for operators authorized by the authorities of the territory represented by the other Party.

Authorized Economic Operator (AEO. 1. Each Party shall maintain a trade facilitation partnership program for operators who meet specified security criteria, known as AEO programs, in accordance with the Framework of Standards to Secure and Facilitate Global Trade of the World Customs Organization. 2. With a view to pursuing mutual recognition of the Parties’ AEO programs and providing the benefits of each Party’s AEO program to the qualified participants of the other Party’s AEO program, the Parties, through their customs administrations, shall cooperate through a joint work plan. The joint work plan shall include at least the following: (a) mutual information sharing that enables the examination of the compatibility of each Party’s AEO program, including the exchange of publicly published applicant criteria and how it rationally and proportionally relates to the trade facilitation benefits it expects its AEO program to provide; (b) comprehensive and rigorous evaluation of each Party’s respective validation process by which that Party ensures applicants and existing participants meet the published criteria, in particular those criteria related to safety and security and involving remote inspection, non-intrusive inspection as well as physical controls; (c) joint development of written mutual recognition operational procedures that includes the implementation of a valid customs mutual assistance agreement to ensure the proper functioning of information sharing and mutual recognition; and (d) any mutually agreeable additional element the Parties agree would further enhance the strength of a mutual recognition arrangement, broaden its scope, or provide additional benefits to the Parties’ respective traders. 3. The Parties shall consult on the status of the joint work plan described in paragraph 2 on a regular basis. In case of delay under the joint work plan, the Parties shall work expeditiously to identify and address the reasons for the delay. 4. Once each Party has completed the joint work plan and taken its results into account, each Party shall determine whether the two AEO programs are sufficiently compatible with one another. If the Parties agree that the respective AEO programs are sufficiently compatible, a mutual recognition arrangement shall be pursued.

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