Foreign Trade Single Window Sample Clauses

Foreign Trade Single Window. 1. The Parties shall promote the development of their respective Single Windows for Foreign Trade (hereinafter referred to as "Single Windows"). The Parties shall promote the development of their respective Foreign Trade Single Windows (hereinafter referred to as "SWs") for the expediting and facilitation of trade, the authorities and commercial operators involved in foreign trade to use documentation or information for the import and export documentation or information for the import, export and transit of goods through a single point of entry. through a single point of entry, and through which applicants will be notified in a timely manner of the results. the results will be notified to the applicants in a timely manner. 2. The Parties shall promote interoperability between the SWs, in order to exchange information that will information that expedites trade and allows the Parties, inter alia, to verify information on foreign trade operations carried out. foreign trade operations carried out. 3. The implementation and operation of interoperability, where possible, shall be guided by. the following guidelines: (a) the SWs shall ensure interoperability for the documents and information (a) the SWs shall ensure interoperability for documents and information determined by the Parties; (b) the interoperability of the SWs shall ensure compliance with the legal requirements of the Parties regarding confidentiality.
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Foreign Trade Single Window. 1. The Parties shall promote the development of their respective Foreign Trade Single Windows (hereinafter referred to as "SWFs") for the expediting and facilitation of trade, in order for the authorities and commercial operators involved in foreign trade to use documentation and/or information for the import, export and transit of goods through a single point of entry, and through which applicants shall be notified of the results in a timely manner. 2. The Parties shall promote interoperability between their ECVs, in order to exchange information that expedites trade and allows the Parties to verify information on foreign trade operations carried out. 3. The Parties shall promote the following guidelines, to the extent possible, in the integrations of their ECVs: (a) interoperability for documents and information to be determined by the Parties; (b) compliance with the legal requirements of the Parties regarding the confidentiality and protection of the information exchanged; (c) the availability of the information in the documents in accordance with the operating conditions to be set by the Parties; (d) have computerized schemes that allow the transfer of information electronically between the Parties; (e) be based on the WCO Data Model, and other international standards as appropriate, and (f) implementation in a phased manner.
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Foreign Trade Single Window. The Parties shall promote the creation of a Foreign Trade Single Window to expedite and facilitate trade. To the extent possible, the Parties shall seek the interconnection between their Foreign Trade Single Windows.
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Foreign Trade Single Window. 1, The Parties shall promote the development of their respective Single Windows for Foreign Trade (hereinafter referred to as "SWs") for the expediting and facilitating final payment of customs duties, taxes and charges related to the importation of the goods. The system is designed to enable trade authorities and traders involved in foreign trade to use documentation or information for the import, export and transit of goods through a single point of entry, and through which applicants will be notified of the results in a timely manner.
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