The Sydonia in Togo

09-04-2018 02:20
As part of the program of support for the implementation of the regional integration mechanisms of the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA), financed by the European Union, the Comorian customs administration has undertaken to migrate to the ASECUDAWorld and decided to send the sydonia team to a study trip to Togo from 8 to 12 January 2018.

The purpose of the trip was to prepare the start of the migration of ASECUDAWorld in customs sites, specifically in Comoros. It was also an opportunity to give the AsecudaWorld team the possibility to carry out a commissioning study related to Sydonia in Lomé customs precisely in the central services, the execution services and the professional union of customs approved (UPRAD).

"This study has been enriching in many ways. On the professional side, it allowed us to discover in a concrete way, the organization and the way the Togolese customs administration works beyond our specific theme which is the migration to the ASECUDAWorld, several other points can interest our administration. "Says the head of the delegation Mr Moindjié





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