Making news Customs procedures to go paperless from 2022 11/02/2022 The customs sector will synchronously implement solutions to achieve the target of paperless customs in 2022, according to a directive recently issued by the General Department of Customs. Directive No. 384/CT-TCHQ on enhancing administrative reform and simplifying customs procedures, dated February 8, is intended to build a digital, smart customs sector.Accordingly, all customs procedures nationwide will be conducted on digital platforms.The sector will also step up connectivity and digital transformation through the national single window system.At the same time, efforts will be made to accelerate the implementation of the action plan to promote the ASEAN single window mechanism, which is linked with the sector’s information-technology system.The sector will build digital customs platforms based on big data and bring into full play new technologies of the fourth Industrial Revolution, striving to take the lead in the Government's digital transformation plan./.
Making news Customs procedures to go paperless from 2022 11/02/2022 The customs sector will synchronously implement solutions to achieve the target of paperless customs in 2022, according to a directive recently issued by the General Department of Customs. Directive No. 384/CT-TCHQ on enhancing administrative reform and simplifying customs procedures, dated February 8, is intended to build a digital, smart customs sector.Accordingly, all customs procedures nationwide will be conducted on digital platforms.The sector will also step up connectivity and digital transformation through the national single window system.At the same time, efforts will be made to accelerate the implementation of the action plan to promote the ASEAN single window mechanism, which is linked with the sector’s information-technology system.The sector will build digital customs platforms based on big data and bring into full play new technologies of the fourth Industrial Revolution, striving to take the lead in the Government's digital transformation plan./.
The customs sector will synchronously implement solutions to achieve the target of paperless customs in 2022, according to a directive recently issued by the General Department of Customs. Directive No. 384/CT-TCHQ on enhancing administrative reform and simplifying customs procedures, dated February 8, is intended to build a digital, smart customs sector.Accordingly, all customs procedures nationwide will be conducted on digital platforms.The sector will also step up connectivity and digital transformation through the national single window system.At the same time, efforts will be made to accelerate the implementation of the action plan to promote the ASEAN single window mechanism, which is linked with the sector’s information-technology system.The sector will build digital customs platforms based on big data and bring into full play new technologies of the fourth Industrial Revolution, striving to take the lead in the Government's digital transformation plan./.