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DAY ONE: Session 1: Establishing
a Single Window Facility: Introduction ·
The role of single window in international trade ·
Global and regional trends in establishing a single
window ·
Single window definitions, models ·
Preconditions for and stages in establishing single
window Mr.
Xuan Zengpei, Director, Trade and Investment Division, UNESCAP Ms.
Maria Misovicova, Economic Affairs Officer, Trade Facilitation and
Efficiency Section, Trade and Investment Division, UNESCAP Mr.
Mario Apostolov, Regional Advisor, Trade and Timber Division, UNECE Session 2: International
Standards and Tools to Implement Single Window and Data
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UN/CEFACT
Recommendation 33 on establishing a Single Window ·
International
standards for data harmonization for single window (UNLK, UNeDocs) ·
Best
practices and models for data harmonization using established international
standards and code lists ·
Transport
processes analysis for developing a Single Window in Mr.
Mario Apostolov, UNECE Mr. Markus Pikart, Economic
Affairs Officer, Trade and Timber Division, UNECE [UNLK
and Code lists] [Migration
to digital paper] Mr.
Somnuk Keretho, Consultant/UNESCAP,
Advisor on Session 3: Simplification and
Harmonization of Trade Documents and Data for Single
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Afghanistan:
Mr. Mohamad Malyar Jabarkhel, IT/Automation Director, Afghanistan Customs Department ·
Azerbaijan:
Mr. Shahin Baghirov, Chief of the Customs Control Organization Head
Department ·
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Kyrgyzstan:
Ms. Anarkan Rahmanova, Head of Trade
Policy Department, Ministry of Economic Development and Trade ·
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Turkmenistan:
Mr.
Guvanch NAZARLY, Head of the Custom Statistic Department, State Customs Service ·
DAY TWO: Session 4: Current Single Window and
Data Exchange Models: National best
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Experience
of Sri Lanka: Mr. P. Ajantha Dias, Director, Sri Lanka Customs ·
Experience
of Thailand: Mr. ·
Experience
of Hong Kong: Mr. Peter Stokes, Managing Consultant, Axway Asia-Pacific,
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Experience
of Azerbaijan: Mr. Arif Aliyev,
Chief, Statistics and Information Technologies Head Department ·
Experience
of Sweden: Mr. Mats Wicktor, Director, Customs Future ·
Experience
of Afghanistan in introducing ASYCUDA: Mr. Mohamad Malyar Jabarkhel,
IT/Automation Director, Afghanistan
Customs Department ·
Experience
of Session 5: Practical Examples of
Implementation Tools for Single Window and Cross-Border Data Exchange ·
UN
Toolkit for aligned trade documents ·
Data
harmonization for a National Single Window in ·
UN
Regional network for experts for paperless trade in Asia Pacific Mr.
Markus Pikart, UNECE Mr.
Somnuk Keretho, Ms.
Maria Misovicova, UNESCAP Session 6: Needs and Priorities of the Countries
in Objective of the
Session: What are the gaps and future requirements of individual countries for
the trade data harmonization and the implementation of single window? How
UNESCAP and UNECE could assists to address the individual country needs? UNESCAP
will introduce a Single
Window Readiness Questionnaire to collect a country-based data for a
baseline study. DAY THREE: ROUND TABLE: ESTABLISHING THE EAST AND CENTRAL
ASIAN FORUM FOR EFFICIENT
TRADE The Round Table
will introduce the concept of the Asia-Pacific Forum for Efficient Trade (AFET),
established under the auspices of UNESCAP with the aim to provide a forum for
experts from public and private sector to exchange experiences, best practices
and lessons learnt from the implementation of trade facilitation. The East and
Central Asian Forum for Efficient Trade (ECAFET) could serve as a subregional
platform based on public-private partnership to champion subregional trade
facilitation initiatives that would lead in transforming landlocked countries
into “landlinked”. Moderator: Mr. Akif Mustafayev, Chairman, National
Trade and Transport Facilitation Committee, National
Presenter: Mr.
Xuan Zengpei, UNESCAP |