Turkey and Angola Sign Customs Agreement: Official Gazette Update
Turkey and Angola Sign Mutual Administrative Assistance Agreement in Customs Matters
The Government of the Republic of Turkey and the Government of the Republic of Angola have officially approved the Mutual Administrative Assistance Agreement in Customs Matters. The agreement, which was signed on October 18, 2021 in Luanda, the capital of Angola, was published in the Official Gazette.
The decision to approve the agreement highlights the impact of crimes committed against customs legislation on the economic, commercial, financial, social, sanitary, and cultural interests of both countries. It emphasizes the need for cooperation and collaboration to address these issues.
The agreement references relevant international agreements that promote bilateral cooperation and includes recommendations on mutual administrative assistance adopted by the Customs Cooperation Council. It is deemed appropriate to implement the provisions of the agreement to strengthen cooperation between the two countries.
The approval decision notes that the President will oversee the implementation of the provisions of the law. This underscores the commitment of both Turkey and Angola to effectively address customs-related issues and to work together to protect their interests.
This Mutual Administrative Assistance Agreement in Customs Matters reflects the ongoing efforts of both countries to strengthen their relationship and promote mutual cooperation in various areas. It is a significant step towards ensuring the security and integrity of customs procedures and trade between Turkey and Angola.
