Navigating eCommerce and Customs

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• Session: SA 25.41
• Location: New Delhi, India
• Dates: November 10-14, 2025 (1 week)
• Delivery method: In-person Training
• Primary language: English
• Status: Deadline passed

Target audience

• Officials from customs administrations, including customs officers, policy advisors, and managers responsible for eCommerce-related customs processes, who have the capacity to influence change.
• Objective of participants: to enhance operational efficiency and effectively adapt to the rapidly evolving landscape of cross-border trade.

Qualifications (expected of participants)

• Minimum of 10 years in customs administration,
• Experience in managing or overseeing customs processes
• Familiarity with international trade regulations and customs compliance.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Ability to collaborate effectively with stakeholders in the trade ecosystem.
• Willingness to share insights and best practices from their respective countries.

Course description and focus areas

• The Navigating eCommerce and Customs Workshop aims to enhance participants' understanding of the intersection between eCommerce and customs procedures.
• Workshop focus areas:
  • Various eCommerce models and the implications for customs procedures
  • The implications of customs regulations for eCommerce
  • The importance of collaboration among stakeholders
  • Trends in eCommerce, risk management, and technological advancements in customs clearance
• Learning formats:
  • Discussions
  • Country presentations
  • Development of actionable plans to address challenges in participants' customs environments
• Expected outcome: attendees leave with practical insights and strategies to improve customs processes in the context of the growing eCommerce landscape.

Course objectives (learning outcomes)

• Understand various eCommerce models and their implications for customs procedures.
• Explore the WCO Framework of Standards for Cross-Border E-Commerce.
• Discuss the challenges and risks associated with eCommerce customs management.
• Enhance collaboration between customs authorities and eCommerce stakeholders.
• Develop actionable strategies to improve customs clearance processes.
• Assess the impact of technology and automation on customs operations.
• Share country-specific experiences and best practices in managing eCommerce-related customs challenges.

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