Technical
infrastructure completed for e-customs system to commence
HA
NOI (VNS)- A national pilot project to develop efficient border procedures
using e-customs technologies was inaugurated at a ceremony in Ha Noi
yesterday.
The event marked the completion of the project's Phase 1,
which saw the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Industry and
Trade, and the Ministry of Transport connect to the e-customs
system.
Phase 2 will start this year and see three more ministries
connected to the network – the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of
Agriculture and Rural Development, and the Ministry of Natural Resources and
Environment.
The e-customs system is designed to be the core of the
National Single Window (NSW) system
This programme allows trade and transport-related parties to
declare information and documents just once at a single location to complete
all legal requirements concerning import, export and transit, thus greatly
reducing waiting times and complicated administrative procedures.
Meanwhile, the ASW is a regional initiative that connects and
integrates NSWs of member states of the Association of South East Asian
Nations (ASEAN), with the aim of expediting cargo clearance, as the bloc
looks to establish the ASEAN Economic Community by 2015.
Addressing the ceremony, Deputy Prime Minister Vu Van Ninh,
head of the National Steering Committee for NSW and ASW, requested that
involved ministries and agencies continue to streamline administrative
procedures related to the NSW. He also urged them to coordinate closely in
building a database on administrative procedures for the NSW.
That same day, Deputy PM Ninh
chaired the fourth plenary session of the National Steering Committee for NSW
and ASW. He instructed agencies to focus on completing the legal framework
for Phase 2 of the NSW, as well as ensuring the smooth operation of the NSW
technical infrastructure. - VNS
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Thứ Tư, 26 tháng 2, 2014
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