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Description:
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International trade is an essential driver for economic prosperity. Securing the global trading system requires the collaboration between different parties that works best in the spirit of partnership. One of the best examples of this partnership can be found between the Customs and Private Sector under the Authorized Economic Operator (AEO) Programme which is being successfully implemented worldwide. The AEO Programme enhances the security and facilitation of the international supply chain and promotes certainty and predictability in an increasingly competitive global environment. This conference will focus on the need to include other border agencies and assist small to medium size enterprises to become part of this global drive to prosperity.
The first day of the conference will be marked by keynote speakers, while the second day will offer a variety of workshops to choose from and the third day will include moderated discussions.
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Why attend:
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LEARN about the successes and challenges of Customs administrations, other border agencies and private sector, in particular small to medium size enterprises, in their efforts to implement an AEO programme, focusing on enhancing cooperation and partnership between Customs, the private sector and the other key stakeholders, fostering global public/private dialogue. Learn how Customs and other border agencies are coordinating efforts to facilitate trade. Hear from Small to Medium Size Enterprises as they share experiences on this important topic.
HEAR from leading experts on their experiences of implementing AEO and other WCO tools and instruments. The second day will include a variety of workshops that allow all participants to select topics of particular interest to them such as Single Window, Revised Kyoto Convention, Risk Management, an actual live demonstration of a 7 Point Container inspection, etc. There is something for everyone.
UNDERSTAND the current international trade challenges, the control protocols around the world that have become more visible, the need to involve all stakeholders and operators in a single goal in the context of trade facilitation. The establishment and maintenance of standards is essential, especially with the aim of securing the supply chain. This event will be a guide that will support the preparation of companies for the dynamic and changing international business environment, being more competitive globally.
NETWORK with an outstanding array of international leaders from Government and Multilateral Policymakers, Senior International Logistics executives, Trade Compliance and Supply-Chain Managers, Corporate and Trade Organization Executives, Supply-Chain IT Providers, Legal Advisors, Academics and Economists in a world-famous and strategically vital location.
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Relevant to:
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Government and Multilateral Policymakers,
Senior International Logistics,
Trade Compliance and Supply-Chain Managers,
Corporate and Trade Organization Executives,
Supply-Chain IT Providers,
Legal Advisors and Academics and Economists and the
Business Community
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