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apan will further help Vietnam build its e-customs services under a
project to deploy the Vietnam Automated Cargo and Port Consolidated
System and Vietnam Customs Information System (VNACCS/VCIS).
The commitment was made by Japanese General Director of Customs Atsuo Shibota at a recent working session with his Vietnamese counterpart Nguyen Ngoc Tuc.
Japan will also help Vietnam master the system by transferring technology and training personnel, said Shibota.
Later, at a plenary meeting on the project, Vietnam’s customs leader
Tuc called for more assistance from Japan and asked members of the working teams in Vietnam to cooperate closely with their Japanese counterparts to ensure the success of the project.
Tuc promised to mobilize all resources available for the successful
implementation of the project, which will affirm the preeminence of
e-customs in such a developing country as Vietnam.
Shibota added that Japan will send more experts to help Vietnam in the designing stage of the project.
** At a working session with Vietnamese Finance Minister Vuong Dinh
Hue on February 14, Shibota said Japan will provide Vietnam with US$34
million in non-refundable aid to help Vietnam build its e-customs
system, which is based on Japan ’s Nippon Automated Customs Clearance
(NACCS).
Minister Hue said the project will help Vietnam develop e-customs and
implement a one-stop customs system that links Vietnam with other ASEAN
countries.
It will also help promote bilateral trade between Vietnam and Japan and create better conditions for foreign investors, he said.
(Theo Talkvietnam)
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