Новини

Последни новини от Световната митническа организация (WCO)

Op-Ed from Secretary General, Ian Saunders, of the World Customs Organization / Protecting What Matters: Customs on the Frontline

The pace of economic growth across Africa and its ambitions for integration demand that goods flow safely and securely across the continent and around the world.
Ukrainian Customs officers complete a study visit to Germany, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom to gain insights into practical ways to manage corruption risks in port environments

Ukrainian Customs officials travelled to Germany, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom as part of a multi-country study visit organized by the WCO.
WCO Permanent Technical Committee advances innovation and collaboration to support Customs modernization

More than 280 representatives of Customs administrations, international organizations, academia, and the private sector gathered at WCO Headquarters in Brussels or joined online from 5 to 8 May 2026 for the 251st/252nd Sessions of the Permanent Technical Committee (PTC).
WCO Boosts Geospatial Intelligence for Fragile Border Management in Africa with Master Trainer Milestone Expansion to 14 WCO Members

First-ever 13 Master Trainers on GEOINT developed in West Africa, along with the creation of pioneering GEOINT training materials for Customs
WCO Secretary General launches Webinar Series on вЂњCustoms Protecting Society through Vigilance and CommitmentвЂќ

Launch of a new WCO webinar series aimed at strengthening global dialogue and showcasing CustomsвЂ™ efforts to protect society against emerging threats.
Strengthening Regional Capacities to Counter IED Threats: WCO Programme Global ShieldвЂ™s Final Workshop Held in Ecuador

The World Customs OrganizationвЂ™s (WCO) Programme Global Shield (PGS), in close collaboration with INTERPOL, held a five-day regional workshop in Guayaquil, Ecuador, from 13 to 17 April 2026. This final PGS workshop brought together senior managers and other enforcement staff from Customs administrations across Latin America and the Caribbean to strengthen their response to the evolving threat posed by improvised explosive devices (IEDs).