(MENAFN- Trend News Agency)
An agreement on preliminary data exchange to simplify customs
transit procedures between Georgian, Turkish and Azerbaijani
Governments was signed in a tripartite meeting by Levan Kakava, the
Head of Georgian Revenue Service of the Ministry of Finance, Riza
Turagay, the Deputy Minister of Trade of Türkiye and Shakhin
Bagirov, the Acting Head of the State Customs Committee of
Azerbaijan, in Azerbaijan's capital of Baku, Trend reports citing
Agenda .
The Georgian Revenue Service said the agreement, signed within
the framework of the Baku-Tbilisi-Kars railway project, would give
the parties an opportunity to ensure the exchange of preliminary
information on cargo and vehicles, moving between the borders of
the three countries, and would promote“more effective”
cooperation, security and legal trade between customs
administrations.
Our goal should be data-based trade and transport documents,
automatic completion of customs declarations, and encouraging
electronic submission of information by consumers. At the same
time, the artificial intelligence project is actively being
implemented in the department”, said Kakava.
The parties also highlighted the importance of“smooth delivery”
of international cargo in the Caucasus region and discussed the
jointly implemented measures in the process of managing the
increased cargo flow.
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