The European Union (EU) and Canada today will sign an agreement on customs co- operation and mutual administrative assistance at their bi- annual Summit in Ottawa. This agreement will provide a simplification on custom procedures and the information...Customs Cooperation Agreement • December 4th, 1997
• to establish co-operation between the parties with a view to simplifying customs procedures, facilitatating exchange of information on customs legislation, exchanging control methods, exchange programmes for officials, harmonizing and computerizing procedures.
Agreement between India and PhilippinesCustoms Cooperation Agreement • November 26th, 2017
This Agreement shall enter into force after the necessary national legal requirements for entry into force of this Agreement have been fulfilled by both the countries.
An agreement with India on customs co-operation and mutual administrative assistance in customs matters was initialled in Delhi on 29th November by the Head of the EU’s Delegation to India, Mr. Da Câmara Gomes and Mr Pradeep Kumar Singh, Ambassador of...Customs Cooperation Agreement • December 5th, 2003
The agreement has strong political support on both sides. European Commissioner for Taxation and Customs Frits Bolkestein welcomed the conclusion of negotiations: "This is an important step forward as it contributes to facilitating trade and fighting fraud. It constitutes a strong incentive to promote the most advanced customs standards between us and other countries of the Indian subcontinent and Asia."
AGREEMENTCustoms Cooperation Agreement • September 27th, 2004
CONSIdERING the importance of the commercial links between the European Community and India, and desirous of contributing, to the benefit of both Contracting Parties, to the harmonious development of those links;
The European Union and Norway signed an agreement on customs co- operation on the 10th of April in Brussels.Customs Cooperation Agreement • April 11th, 1997
This agreement intends mainly to maintain the substance of the bilateral agreements concluded, long before accession, by both Finland and Sweden with Norway. It will facilitate trade and allow for the efficient allocation of resources over a limited number of frontier posts in outermost regions, which present a number of specific characteristics resulting from their geographical situation and their low population and traffic density.
US and Maldives Sign Agreement to Curb Narcotics and Terrorism TraffickingCustoms Cooperation Agreement • July 18th, 2024
The United States and Maldives signed an agreement in January that will significantly boost the Maldives’ ability to combat illegal drug and arms trafficking through a state of the art customs communications system. The agreement enables Maldives to participate in the Customs Asia Pacific Enforcement Report System (CAPERS). The CAPERS network allows participating customs administrations to communicate instantly on national security and anti- terrorism ‘issues. There are currently 25 countries participating in the network in various locations in the Pacific, Caribbean, and North America. “The commerce that links our two nations must be protected from illegal trade, narcotics smuggling and terrorism. CAPERS will help strengthen and safeguard our trade relationship;’ said Jeffrey Lunstead, US Ambassador to Sri Lanka and the Maldives.
