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Customs and trade compliance rules are constantly changing: new laws are introduced, existing ones are updated; organisations (e.g. the HS Committee of the WCO) and courts (the Court of Justice of the EU and national courts) provide their interpretations of legal norms; various guidance documents are published; and the practice of applying the law also evolves. How can one keep track of all this news? How can one really understand them?

This video is a recording of a webinar during which the speakers:

  • Give you an overview of the latest EU legal updates in the field of customs and trade compliance (for a period of around one month)
  • Explain context and meaning for business of some of them, with a particular focus on the international sanctions against Russia and Belarus
  • Present EU Customs & Trade Compliance Continuous Professional Development (CPD) programme and how it can help you to stay on top of the news (learn more here)

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