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the procedure for «total» customs control of goods and vehicles has been
abolished, and a risk management system has been introduced that provides for
selective
customs control;
the Institute of authorized economic operators was introduced;
reduced the time of customs clearance and release of goods several times;
border customs posts have been equipped with advanced inspection and
inspection complexes of the world's leading manufacturers.
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As a result of reforms, the efficiency and transparency of activities of the state
customs service of the Republic of Uzbekistan are increasing.
Most of the countries all over the world have comprehended that rapid economic
growth cannot be achieved in an environment with inefficient and cumbersome
international trade processes. Modern IT technologies
and innovations have been
implemented to the modernization of international trade and cross-border regulatory
procedures. That’s why, digitalization plays an essential role in modern Customs.
Of course, digital customs is one of the most essential part of digital economy to
develop process of exporting and importing goods, effective customs clearance and
customs control. Therefore, digital customs helps to exchange information easily with
other national customs authorities and there are some essential characteristics of digital
customs which help to implement it. According to The variation of the Digital customs
concept of WCO, Digital customs is a mean, not an end in itself, and the goal should
not be to digitize existing bureaucratic processes, but first
of all to analyze them in
order to achieve the best possible result. Digital customs refers to any automated or
electronic activity that contributes to the efficiency, effectiveness and coordination of
customs activities (such as automated customs clearance systems, the “Single
Window” concept, electro
nic information exchange, websites for information transfer
and transparency promotion and the use of smartphones).
In this field Uzbekistan has implemented major reforms. At the same time,
customs bodies implemented measures to introduce new automated information
systems, including “Risk management system”, “Automatic registration and allocation
of customs cargo declaration system” and other automated programs. Further
improvement of procedures for the implementation of effective control over goods and
vehicles in customs bodies, including the introduction of it in border customs posts, the
“Single Window” customs information system is being launched.
Effective organization of customs administration and adaptation to international
standards serves to increase the revenue of customs duties to the state budget by 25%
every year, the possibility of transferability of customs posts by 3 times, the time spent
on customs clearance by 5
times in export, in import by 2 times shorter. We can
summarize from the figures, at the present stage, customs administration plays an
important role in the development of both the world
economy and international
economic relations as a whole, as well as individual subjects of the world economy,
being a factor of economic growth and a factor of increasing investment attractiveness
of country.
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Decree of the President of the republic of Uzbekistan dated №6005 named “On reforming customs administration and
improving the activities of the state customs service of the Republic of Uzbekistan”, Tashkent, 05.06.2020.