The federal government has announced plans to implement the National Single Window (NSW) in its bid to reduce the cost of doing business in Nigerian ports by at least 25 per cent.

As Bangladesh nears its LDC graduation, trade facilitation becomes crucial for maintaining export competitiveness. With the loss of preferential tariff access, improving logistics, customs processes, ...

By Ebenezer YALLEY Cross-border payments have become a convenient form of service for trade facilitation, scaling traditional ...

PM inaugurates six-star Movenpick Hotel in federal capital-- Highlights government’s efforts to stabilize the ...

News Egypt) Ahmed Kouchouk, Egypt's Minister of Finance, has revealed that the government is set to launch the first phase of ...

The federal government is targeting over $3 billion annually through the National Single Window (NSW), a unified digital ...

Trade facilitation agency Global Victoria has invited applications from cybersecury companies in the state to apply for a ...

Kenya on Friday began operations at seven border posts to enhance international trade Lilian Nyawanda commissioner for customs and border control at ...

The Department of Customs at the Liberia Revenue Authority (LRA) joined customs administrations worldwide on Friday, January 24, to commemorate the 73rd International Customs Day. The celebration, ...

The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) commemorated International Customs Day 2025 on Monday, 27 January, at the Customs House in ...

Dubai Customs celebrated World Customs Day on 26th January, aligning with the World Customs Organization’s (WCO) theme of ...