The Department of Imports and Exports, Ministry of Industry and Commerce or so-called the Trade Facilitation Committee Secretariat held a meeting to discuss the rules, implementation procedures, program planning, procurement activities and hiring staff under the policies of CF Fund. On 24 October 2019, Ph.D. Keomorakoth Sidlakone, Deputy Director-General of the Imports-Exports Department was the Chair and facilitator at the meeting with 30 participants who were from the department of Customs, Agriculture, Planning and Cooperation (MOIC), Livestock and Fisheries, and Imports and Exports.
The meeting aims to boost better coordination, cooperation and closer relations of all relevant departments which are working in the international borders. The aim is particularly with the exchange of information and risk profiles in the import and export licensing system of each management sector aimed at reducing the frequency of low-risk goods and facilitating access to goods and services. This leads to raising more support and implementation in order to reach the outcome of the quality and safety of the goods. The coordination and cooperation must be able to understand and be able to use technology and risk management systems effectively and efficiently the import and export goods at the international borders.
According to the experts which mention that the use of international risk management systems is an effective mechanism for monitoring the risks of poisoning and poisoning to people and the environment in three ways: 1) developing a risk classification strategy to identify a higher risks or lower risk and how to prepare and solve a higher risk goods 2) creating a database collecting goods list which is risk category to import at least information of the product up to 95% of the total goods lists and 3) identifying strategies and solutions to the risk goods in order to be well prepare and control any harmful situations and keep calm and safe by set up a place to store the vulnerable containers into a safe place.
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