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Dear CKC Members,
I’m happy to inform you that the speed of the CKC forum has been fixed and everyone is welcome to try it out by sharing their thoughts, questions and news.
In addition, the ‘Community members’ section has been further developed, including search in the list of members. Members are invited to upload their pictures in their profiles. You can do this in the ‘My profile’ section.
If you have any questions or need help, please don’t hesitate to contact me by email: community@customsknowledgeinstitute.org.
Thank you for you attention!
Kind regards,
Ilona Mishchenko
Community Forum Administrator
Dear All,
We are excited to announce on CKI news about articles that were published in the latest issue of the WCO News magazine by Anthony and Enrika.
Moreover, we would like to share our member Boryana Peycheva’s very interesting article ‘‘Customs law in EU: 1 or 27 interpretations?’ which was published in CCRM Journal for Practitioners in Europe (Issue 19). Please find attached the full article version in a PDF document.
Best regards,
Neringa Balskutė – German
Forum Administrator
Dear members,
We are happy to announce that for this autumn CKI prepared very insightful online training series. Experts will share their knowledge on various trade and customs compliance-related topics.
Please find our two scheduled online training series for the coming weeks:
Customs transit – risk management by Enrika Naujokė (5th October)
Interpreting EU Law – finding the right information by Anthony Buckley (12th October)
Monday – Friday : 9am to 6pm
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