Customs

DEİK to lobby for modernization of customs union with EU

The Foreign Economic Relations Board (DEİK) will be lobbying for the modernization of the customs union between Türkiye and the European Union, says Nail Olpak, the president of DEİK.

The upcoming elections for EU Parliament pose a risk as the elections may slow down the process, Olpak told a group of journalists in Istanbul.

Bulgaria's Customs Agency Bolsters Border Vigilance in Accordance with Schengen Commitments to Austria

The Customs Agency of Bulgaria has intensified scrutiny on all goods entering and exiting Austria, implemented across checkpoints and territory, aligning with the country's commitment to Austria and Schengen entry obligations.

Bulgaria’s President will Appeal to the Constitutional Court about the Tax on Russian Gas

President Rumen Radev referred the Constitutional Court to the provisions of the Law on Control of the Implementation of Restrictive Measures in view of Russia's actions destabilizing the situation in Ukraine, which imposes "energy contributions" on the import of Russian natural gas into Bulgaria, as well as on its transmission to Europe through the territory of Bulgaria.

German Company Contracted by Kosovo to Supply Passports Suspected of Irregularities

Kosovo Customs also determined that the company had increased the cost of recent imports of passports and identity cards.

Despite these issues, the company still has an ongoing contract with the Kosovo ministry, which claims it did not have any information on these alleged irregularities. 

Brnabic meets with WCO's Mikuriya

BELGRADE - Serbian PM Ana Brnabic met with World Customs Organisation (WCO) Secretary General Kunio Mikuriya on Wednesday to discuss advancement of the work of the customs administration, digitalisation, modernisation and strengthening of staff capacities, the Serbian government's press service said in a statement.

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