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28 julho 2026
The WCO has published a Study on the Origin Determination of Remanufactured and Recycled Goods following approval by the 147th/148th Sessions of the Council.
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24 julho 2026
Strengthening technical knowledge in origin determination is essential to ensuring accurate declarations and effective use of preferential trade agreements, especially for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and stakeholders in developing economies.
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24 julho 2026
The conclusion of the second phase of the SECO-WCO Global Trade Facilitation Programme (GTFP-II) marks a significant milestone in Peru's journey towards a world-class, data-driven Customs environment.
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22 julho 2026
World Customs Organization Secretary General Ian Saunders met with Azerbaijan’s Prime Minister Ali Asadov, Minister of Foreign Affairs Jeyhun Bayramov, and Chairman of the State Customs Committee, Shahin Baghirov
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20 julho 2026
The 2026 WCO Council Sessions approved revised Terms of Reference and new Rules of Procedure for the PSCG. This group is now formed for the purpose of advising the WCO Secretary General, the Permanent Technical Committee and WCO Members on Customs and international trade matters from the perspective of the private sector.
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17 julho 2026
Eight-day joint operation between Benin and Nigeria applied geospatial intelligence to Customs enforcement for the first time, resulting in seizures of illicit commodities.
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15 julho 2026
Over 420 participants worldwide joined the public webinar marking the 30th anniversary of the WCO Data Model and the publication of its latest version approved by the WCO Council in June.
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08 julho 2026
The Illicit Trade Report (ITR) transforms front-line enforcement data into strategic intelligence – based on data from 163,850 cases from 170 reporting Customs administrations.
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02 julho 2026
Customs plays a key role in protecting society by identifying risks, detecting illicit movements and securing global supply chains.
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