National Workshop on the Enhancement and Sustainability of the Authorized Economic Operators (AEO) Program in CAREC: Training of Trainers, Mongolia
On 29-30 April 2024, ADB co-organized the National Workshop on the enhancement and sustainability of the Authorized Economic Operators (AEO) Program with the Mongolian Customs General Administration (MCGA) in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. Over 55 officials from customs, development partners, and private sector representatives participated in the two-day workshop. Resource speakers and experts from Korea Customs Service, General Administration of Customs of the People’s Republic of China, Philippine Bureau of Customs and ADB shared their knowledge and expertise to equip Mongolia Customs on AEO authorization and validation processes, integrated risk management, and mutual recognition arrangements negotiations. The workshop also covered the application of modern technologies to support the AEO Program, green customs, and awareness-raising activities to promote the AEO program.
Event Documents
Session 01 – Salient Features of Korean AEO Program | MON
Session 02 – Transitioning to Fully Operational AEO Program | MON
Session 03 – AEO Application and Tips for AEO Validator | MON
Session 04 -Benefits of Developing an AEO Operations Manual | MON
Session 05 – Border Management Modernization and Trade Supply Chain | MON
Session 06 – Introduction to Integrated Risk Management and Risk Mapping | MON
Session 07A – AEO Information System of China Customs | MON
Session 07B – Using Modern Technologies to AEO Program | MON
Session 08 – Survey Results Discussion with Notes | MON
Session 09A – AEO Mutual Recognition Cooperation of China Customs | MON
Session 09B – ASEAN MRA Negotiations | MON
Session 09C – Support to Mutual Recognition Arrangement (MRA) Negotiations | MON
Session 10 – Introduction to Green Customs | MON
Session 11A – Raising Awareness Campaign: AEO Program in Foreign Trade Information and Awareness | MON
Session 11B – AEO Credit Cultivation of China Customs | MON
Session 11C – Raising Awareness Campaign on the AEO Program of the Philippines | MON
Session 12 – Setting Performance-Based Metrics | MON
Supported under KSTA 9824: Better Customs for Better Client Services in Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation Countries, co-funded by the Regional Cooperation and Integration Fund; the PRC Poverty Reduction and Regional Cooperation Fund; United Kingdom Fund for Asia Regional Trade and Connectivity, and Republic of Korea e-Asia and Knowledge Partnership Fund.