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Misuse of concessionary regime: Pakistan Customs, China to implement EDI

byShahid Minhas
11/08/2015
in Islamabad, Latest News
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ISLAMABAD: To eliminate misuse of concessionary regime under Free Trade Agreement (FTA) and revenue leakage Customs authority and China have agreed to implement Electronic Data Interchange (EDI). A meeting in this regard between the Customs authorities of both Pakistan and China will be held next week in China, in which the modalities of the data interchange will be discussed.

According to details, Customs authority and China have agreed to implement Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) to eliminate misuse of concessionary regime under Free Trade Agreement (FTA) and revenue leakage.

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