Americas Business Dialogue to Establish Customs Working Group for Central American Countries
The Americas Business Dialogue agreed to establish a working group to improve transparency in customs and trade procedures, among other things, in Northern Triangle countries, the State Department said (here). The region includes Guatemala, Belize, El Salvador and Honduras. During…
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the Conference on Prosperity and Security in Central America in Miami June 15-16, Northern Triangle governments agreed to continue to work to strengthen customs and other trade procedures, improve the flow of commercial traffic at border crossings, reduce the time and cost of trade, and boost overall economic competitiveness of their countries, State said. The governments committed to streamline “import and export systems and procedures employed by government agencies.”