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WORLD CUSTOMS ORGANIZATION OPENED REGIONAL TRAINING CENTER IN THE REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA Capacity building is the basic task of all administrations. But, we believe that building of these capacities is best done on a regional level. Customs Administrations of one region have similar challenges and very similar procedures, so why not having a common training centre through which they can try and overcome the common issues. The solution lies in the human resources. Through this training centre, the customs administrations of the region can improve their activities and operations. In the Republic of Macedonia, the Customs Administration is devoted to enhancement and improvement of these capacities. The Faculty of Economics at University of Ss. Cyril and Methodius in Skopje has a long history, expertise and excellent infrastructure for it, while the Government gives its support to this Project. Although it is a decision of the World Customs Organisation, the decision for opening of this Regional Training Centre was passed upon the initiative of this Region. The training will not be focused solely to the Macedonian customs officers, but to all customs officers of the region. Through exchange of best practices and training, the Customs Administrations create a network and develop further cooperation. That is why every Customs Administration from the region will promote and support modernization. Through this centre, the university professors and staff will be able to transfer their knowledge to the people they train. WCO has developed a partnership program called PICARD and for the last two years, the Faculty of Economics cooperates with us through this programme. Kunio Mikuriya Secretary General World Customs Organization V
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WORLD CUSTOMS ORGANIZATION OPENED<br />
<strong>REGIONAL</strong> TRAINING CENTER<br />
IN THE REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA<br />
Capacity building is the basic task of all administrations. But, we believe that building of<br />
these capacities is best done on a regional level. Customs Administrations of one region<br />
have similar challenges and very similar procedures, so why not having a common training<br />
centre through which they can try and overcome the common issues. The solution lies in the<br />
human resources. Through this training centre, the customs administrations of the region<br />
can improve their activities and operations. In the Republic of Macedonia, the Customs<br />
Administration is devoted to enhancement and improvement of these capacities. The<br />
Faculty of Economics at University of Ss. Cyril and Methodius in Skopje has a long history,<br />
expertise and excellent infrastructure for it, while the Government gives its support to this<br />
Project. Although it is a decision of the World Customs Organisation, the decision for<br />
opening of this Regional Training Centre was passed upon the initiative of this Region. The<br />
training will not be focused solely to the Macedonian customs officers, but to all customs<br />
officers of the region. Through exchange of best practices and training, the Customs<br />
Administrations create a network and develop further cooperation. That is why every<br />
Customs Administration from the region will promote and support modernization. Through<br />
this centre, the university professors and staff will be able to transfer their knowledge to the<br />
people they train. WCO has developed a partnership program called PICARD and for the<br />
last two years, the Faculty of Economics cooperates with us through this programme.<br />
Kunio Mikuriya<br />
Secretary General<br />
World Customs Organization<br />
V