New e-commerce mechanisms, the Customs Decision System (CDS), as well as the new computerised transit system (NCTS) and the digitisation of supporting documents, were the central theme of the presentation delivered by Carolina Gargaun, Deputy Director of the Customs Service, and Igor Yurko, Head of the Department for the Organisation of Customs Control and Trade Facilitation.
During the presentation, representatives of the Customs Service examined the practical aspects of using these tools and their role in simplifying formalities and facilitating the activities of economic operators.
Carolina Gargaun emphasised the importance of linking the digitisation process with compliance with European requirements and keeping the business community informed.
The Deputy Director of the Customs Service emphasised that the introduction of new solutions requires constant communication with users so that they understand the procedures and can take advantage of the available benefits.
The question-and-answer session provided a platform for open and constructive dialogue, during which participants were able to obtain clarifications and further information on the application of the procedures presented.
The training was organised by the Ministry of Finance, the State Tax Service, the Customs Service and the publication ‘Monitorul fiscal FISC.md’ in a hybrid format: over 150 participants registered to attend in person, whilst more than 700 followed the event online.
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