ASYCUDA Events

UNCTAD supports implementation of

Tue, 1 May 2012 00:00:00 GMT

On 1st May 2012, Mr. John Rodriguez, Director General of H.M. Customs Department Gibraltar (right) and Mr. Vitali Rousak, Head of BPFS of UNCTAD (middle), signed an addendum to the ASYCUDAWorld Project in the presence of Mr. Fabrice Millet, Coordinator of the ASYCUDA Programme.

In the framework of the m-Government Programme, UNCTAD will provide appropriate technical assistance and support for data harmonization, document simplification, business process reengineering and implementation of a series of Single Window components in Gibraltar, e.g. full electronic payments, electronic trade licenses, paperless environment for all cross-border-regulatory agencies etc.

UNCTAD's ASYCUDA Programme involved in four new ASYCUDA World projects

Wed, 7 Dec 2011 00:00:00 GMT

The project documents for the deployment of the web-based ASYCUDA World in four customs administrations were signed during the recently concluded Multi Year Expert Meeting and UNECE Single Window conference

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UNCTAD's 2011 ASYCUDA WORLD REPORT is released on 7th December 2011

Wed, 7 Dec 2011 00:00:00 GMT

The ASYCUDA World report presents. by country or territory, the actual situation of the implementation and use of the ASYCUDA system (Automated SYstem for CUstoms DAta) within the Customs Administrations on five continents. Each country or territory report provides information on the local system including Customs and technical implementation data as well as statistical figures on the trade transactions handled by the system.

AFGHANISTAN - ASYCUDA Transit operational between Weesh - Kandahar - Kabul

Fri, 2 Dec 2011 00:00:00 GMT

AFGHANISTAN - ASYCUDA Transit operational between Weesh - Kandahar - Kabul
The implementation of ASYCUDA Transit ensures a significant improvement of the control, tracing and monitoring of all cargos entering Afghanistan. The reduction of cargos unreported to Customs will result in Customs revenue increase. 95% of the total goods imported in Afghanistan is now processed through the ASYCUDA system.
The implementation of ASYCUDA Transit in this region was achieved trough the continuous efforts of the ASYCUDA team supported by the Customs senior management, including the Kandahar and Weesh Customs Directors, as well as UNOPS support team.
(Attached the first ASYCUDA T1 transit declaration produced in Weesh).

ASYCUDA Center for Regional Networked Customs

Tue, 1 Nov 2011 00:00:00 GMT

On 1st November 2011, Mr. Ghaleb Qasem Al-Sarayreh, Director General of Jordan Customs Administration and Mr Petko Draganov, Deputy Secretary General of UNCTAD signed a project through which UNCTAD will provide appropriate technical assistance for the creation of an ASYCUDA Centre for Regional Networked Customs.

The Centre will promote, develop and monitor the electronic data exchanges between Customs administrations. In particular, the Centre will develop solutions for processing electronically Entry Summary Declarations (ENS) and pre-arrival declarations.