Paper authored by M.m. Parthiban, Principal
Description: Paper authored by M.m. Parthiban, Principal Commissioner T. Samaya Murali, Joint Commissioner G. Kanaga Subramanian, Assistant Commissioner Indian Revenue Service (Customs Central Excise) Presented by M.m. Parthiban and G. Kanaga
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slide1. Paper authored by
M.m. Parthiban, Principal Commissioner
T. Samaya Murali, Joint Commissioner
G. Kanaga Subramanian, Assistant Commissioner
Indian Revenue Service (Customs &Central Excise)
Presented by
M.m. Parthiban and G. Kanaga Subramanian World Customs Organization and global trade: Imprints and future paradigms<br>
slide2. From Cross-border to Global Expanding the scope of international trade Customs cooperation as an imperative of global trade
Multilateral Customs cooperation on a global scale
Providing form and organisation to the cross-border Customs infrastructure
WCO: the base for the ease of doing business<br>
slide3. Challenges to trading across borders What’s new for trade facilitation Traditional Challenges
New Challenges
Realigning the focus of traditional Customs techniques
Response through futuristic orientation of WCO<br>
slide4. Encouraging compliance to standards Incorporating a global paradigm in the customs administrations Developments in the trading world
Development of new paradigms by WCO
Promoting adoption of new paradigms by the customs and trade community
Delivering results by capacity building and support<br>
slide5. Influence of WCO on the borders around the world Seamless flow of legitimate international trade Customs modernisation and reform
Technology driven Customs
Transparency and predictability
Enhancing partnerships<br>
slide6. Globally Networked Customs For a globalised world Need for supply chain visibility
Customs Regulatory requirements
Enormity of resources applied for enforcement
Building up from the realities: Nodes and the inter-node<br>
slide7. Globally Networked Customs Early Response to Emerging Risks Unexpected crisis situations
Readiness of Customs
Cooperation on a real-time basis: saving time and cost
Making business as usual: resilient supply chains and reducing vulnerabilities<br>
slide8. Customs citizen-centric approach Sustainability for the people, planet and prosperity Right Queue
E-commerce
Green Customs
Humanitarian Customs<br>
slide9. WCO and global trade The vast vacant niche With a Customs administration
Among Customs administrations
With trade
Beyond trade<br>
slide10. WCO and global trade The way ahead<br>
M.m. Parthiban, Principal Commissioner
T. Samaya Murali, Joint Commissioner
G. Kanaga Subramanian, Assistant Commissioner
Indian Revenue Service (Customs &Central Excise)
Presented by
M.m. Parthiban and G. Kanaga Subramanian World Customs Organization and global trade: Imprints and future paradigms<br>
slide2. From Cross-border to Global Expanding the scope of international trade Customs cooperation as an imperative of global trade
Multilateral Customs cooperation on a global scale
Providing form and organisation to the cross-border Customs infrastructure
WCO: the base for the ease of doing business<br>
slide3. Challenges to trading across borders What’s new for trade facilitation Traditional Challenges
New Challenges
Realigning the focus of traditional Customs techniques
Response through futuristic orientation of WCO<br>
slide4. Encouraging compliance to standards Incorporating a global paradigm in the customs administrations Developments in the trading world
Development of new paradigms by WCO
Promoting adoption of new paradigms by the customs and trade community
Delivering results by capacity building and support<br>
slide5. Influence of WCO on the borders around the world Seamless flow of legitimate international trade Customs modernisation and reform
Technology driven Customs
Transparency and predictability
Enhancing partnerships<br>
slide6. Globally Networked Customs For a globalised world Need for supply chain visibility
Customs Regulatory requirements
Enormity of resources applied for enforcement
Building up from the realities: Nodes and the inter-node<br>
slide7. Globally Networked Customs Early Response to Emerging Risks Unexpected crisis situations
Readiness of Customs
Cooperation on a real-time basis: saving time and cost
Making business as usual: resilient supply chains and reducing vulnerabilities<br>
slide8. Customs citizen-centric approach Sustainability for the people, planet and prosperity Right Queue
E-commerce
Green Customs
Humanitarian Customs<br>
slide9. WCO and global trade The vast vacant niche With a Customs administration
Among Customs administrations
With trade
Beyond trade<br>
slide10. WCO and global trade The way ahead<br>