The head of state announced the signing of documents on accession to the Convention on Facilitation of Formalities in Trade in Goods and the Convention on the Joint Transit Procedure.
President Volodymyr Zelensky signed the necessary documents to launch the so-called customs visa-free regime in the European Union. Zelensky announced this on Tuesday, August 30, in his address.
He noted that today the Verkhovna Rada has supported several important laws and ratifications that bring Ukraine closer to the European Union.
“I have just signed these documents on accession to the Convention on the Facilitation of Formalities in Trade in Goods and the Convention on the Joint Transit Procedure. They are the actual implementation of the customs visa-free regime,” Zelensky said .
He added that all branches of government in Ukraine did this in record time and in perfect harmony.
Remember, the Verkhovna Rada on August 15 approved “customs visa-free” in the European Union. It is noted that this will allow Ukraine to exchange information on transit cargo with 36 countries in real time.
Earlier it was reported that the European Union invited Ukraine to “customs visa-free”.
The customs visa-free regime will allow the use of the T1 declaration to move goods from EU countries to Ukraine and vice versa without additional re-registration for internal transit. The sender will pay customs duties. This is expected to significantly speed up logistics. The T1 declaration is a transit declaration, which is required when importing goods into the EU, as well as for crossing the territories of participating countries in transit mode. T1 clearance is required for all groups of products in accordance with current EU customs legislation.
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Source: korrespondent
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