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THE RISE OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY IN CUSTOMS POLICY

The world today functions and operates in a digital environment so that information and communication technology have become an integral part of all customs procedures. The World Customs Organization monitors and participates in the high rhythm of information-driven change. Digital customs means using digital systems for collection and storage of customs duties, for the control of goods, people, means of transportation and money, all to ensure cross-border trade. The ultimate goal of digital customs is to replace classic paperwork with electronic operations to create a more modern and efficient customs in line with global changes. Further development of digital solutions and services facilitates transactions in the trading world. Increase in the customs administration operational efficiency achieved by means of adopting new digital technologies in the customs community will enable further promotion of connectivity, interoperability and cooperation among all global trade participants. The aim of this paper is to point out and present changes that digital technology has introduced into customs procedures to facilitate and simplify the exchange of goods between all the world's trading partners.

Customs administration, technology, cross-border trade

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