A workshop on the implementation of the Foreign Trade Single Window (VUCE) was held in the city of Buenos Aires from December 6 to 8, 2017. The meeting was organized by the Argentine Customs and the Secretariat of Commerce of the Ministry of Production.
El Main objective of the Workshop The aim of the workshop was to provide cross-border regulatory agencies with the World Customs Organization (WCO) perspective and tools on the implementation of VUCE. Experiences and best practices from other countries were presented.
To the workshop Various authorities attended, such as Diego Dávila, Director General of Customs, Miguel Braun, Secretary of Commerce, Luciano Di Gresia, the Executive Director of the Single Window (VUCE).
In addition, around 50 officials from cross-border regulatory bodies and other government agencies addressed challenges related to the implementation of the VUCE Project.
While its WCO experts presented several instruments and tools on trade facilitation to guide participants in developing and designing the single window environment in line with the needs of stakeholders.
In addition, the specialists described the concepts of Coordinated Border Management, Single Window Project Management and Performance Evaluation, Business Process Analysis and Reengineering, Data Harmonization, Certificate of Origin, etc., supported by case studies from different countries.
Following the explanations, participants carried out practical exercises to build key performance indicators for the VUCE Project, Business Process Analysis and Data Harmonization for a Single Window.
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