Turkmenistan Customs Service Delegation Attends Regional Seminar on Effective Use of Technical Equipment
The European Union-funded Border Management Programme in Central Asia (BOMCA 10) recently organized a regional seminar in Astana from April 8th to 10th. The focus of the seminar was on the effective utilization of technical equipment in customs control.
The seminar brought together customs officials and experts from various Central Asian countries to share knowledge and best practices in using modern technical equipment for border management. Participants discussed the latest technologies and tools available for enhancing customs control and improving border security.
One of the key objectives of the seminar was to strengthen regional cooperation and collaboration among Central Asian countries in the field of border management. By sharing experiences and expertise, the participating countries aim to enhance their capabilities in combating illicit trade, smuggling, and other cross-border challenges.
The Border Management Programme in Central Asia (BOMCA 10) is funded by the European Union and aims to support the region in improving border management and customs procedures. Through initiatives like this seminar, BOMCA 10 is helping Central Asian countries enhance their capacities in border security and trade facilitation.
Overall, the regional seminar in Astana was a valuable opportunity for customs officials to learn from each other and explore new ways to improve the effectiveness of technical equipment in customs control. By working together and leveraging modern technologies, Central Asian countries can strengthen their border management systems and promote secure and efficient cross-border trade.
