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SITPRO News Issue 54, Autumn 2005
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In this issue...

2 Years After Cancún - Is a WTO Agreement Any Closer?

The World Trade Organisation is currently preparing for its next ministerial meeting, to be held in Hong Kong this December, over two years after the collapse of WTO negotiations in Cancún. [... full story]

What is... The Boksburg Group?

The Boksburg Group is a think-tank brought together by SITPRO and the Commonwealth Business Council and comprising mainly public (trade and customs) and private sector representatives of mainly developing countries. [... full story]

Setting the Standard for Single Windows

In September, UN/CEFACT held a joint meeting, including six of their Trade Business Groups, to consider the approach and work required to establishing common standards and interoperability for Single Windows. [... full story]

Hoisting Sails on the MASP

In mid-November it is expected that ministers will formally commit the Member States to implementing the customs modernisation programme as detailed in the Multi Annual Strategic Plan (MASP). [... full story]

Authorisation Required!

The Authorised Economic Operator (AEO) concept is a key feature in the Security Amendment to the Customs code. [... full story]

News in Brief

Also in this issue...

CEO Perspective

SITPRO's Chief Executive, Malcolm McKinnon, reflects on the latest developments in international trade.

SITPRO Solutions

Import Duties in Europe

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