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IMF Representatives Briefed on Sri Lanka Customs’ Paperless Customs Declaration System
A special discussion to brief representatives of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on the "Paperless Customs Declaration System", scheduled to
Summary
Officials of the Sri Lanka Customs Department and the Revenue Administration Reform and Modernisation Bureau provided a comprehensive briefing to the IMF representatives on the Paperless Customs Declaration System to be implemented by Sri Lanka Customs, the awareness programmes to be conducted in this regard and the technical readiness of Sri Lanka Customs.
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People
- Evan Papageorgiou6
- Seevali Arukgoda2
- Dr.Nandika Sanath Kumanayake
- Mr.Klakow Akepannidtaworn
- Nandika Sanath Kumanayake
- Klakow Akepanidtaworn
- Ms.Dinar Prihardini
- Dinar Prihardini
Organisations
- International Monetary Fund11
- International Monetary Fund (IMF2
- Central Bank of Sri Lanka2
- Presidential Secretariat2
- Revenue Administration, Reform and Modernization Division of
- Revenue Administration Reform and Modernisation Bureau
- Public Debt Management Office
- IMF Executive Board
Places
- Sri Lanka11
- Colombo3
- Middle East
- Taj Samudra
- SL
Keywords
- today4
- declaration3
- delegation3
- paperless3
- customs3
- mission3
- system3
- representatives2
- officials2
- economic2
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