BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 9. Representatives of
Uzbekistan’s Customs Committee and the China Customs Brokers
Association (CCBA) convened in Beijing to discuss enhancing
practical cooperation in customs clearance and trade facilitation,
Trend reports via the
Uzbek Customs Committee.
The delegation included K. Kadirov, Uzbekistan’s Customs
Committee representative in China, alongside CCBA leadership, with
discussions centered on supporting businesses engaged in
international trade and reducing administrative and logistical
obstacles affecting the movement of goods.
Key topics included the optimization of customs procedures for
export and exhibition cargo, the improvement of commercial and
transport documentation standards, and the expansion of
collaboration with qualified customs brokers. Measures to mitigate
delays in cross-border trade operations were also examined.
Participants emphasized that strengthened cooperation could
provide tangible support to businesses, including advisory services
on customs procedures and the establishment of direct communication
channels between customs brokers in both countries.
The meeting concluded with preliminary agreements to maintain
working-level contacts, exchange analytical and informational
resources, organize joint consultation events, and promote direct
collaboration between industry associations in Uzbekistan and
China.
