Cooperation with the French Customs is strengthened
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The customs of Kosovo and that of France will strengthen cooperation through the exchange of practices in customs procedures. This is what they said during a meeting they had with the director of Kosovo Customs, Agron Llugaliu and Deputy Director of French Customs Jean-François Dutheil. At the meeting Llugaliu emphasized the importance of effective risk management in customs operations. He emphasized the need to prioritize criminal investigation, intelligence gathering and anti-smuggling efforts as fundamental pillars of modernization and efficiency.

The visit, supported by the US Department of Commerce's Trade Law Development Program (CLDP) and the US Embassy in Kosovo, aimed to strengthen cooperation and exchange expertise in modernizing customs operations and enhancing management strategies. of danger. Through cooperation with French Customs and CLDP, Kosovo Customs aims to strengthen capacities and increase its role in the protection of national interests. CLDP is an important partner and this cooperation underlines the determination of the partners to further international cooperation and the exchange of best practices, the communiqué states.

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