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Information on the procedures for import, export and transit and appeal shall be
published (in English, Russian and Kyrgyz language);
1.2. Information Available Through the Internet
 Place and update in a timely manner on MoE and on the website of the SW SE under the
Ministry of Economy the information provided for in paragraphs 1.1 and 1.2. of Articles
1 of the TFA, including information on EAEU decisions in relevant areas;
 Develop and approve standards and requirements for published information provided
for in paragraph 1.1 of Article 1 of the TFA;
 Develop a trade portal, technical support, and content.
4.1.12.2 WTO Article 11 – Freedom of transit recommendations and Agencies Involved
11.12-13. TRANSIT: cooperation and coordination General requirements (11.1, 11.3, 11.4) –
Customs - Agencies involved: Border Control – Police (immigration and Transport control),
Customs, Health and Decease Agency, Phytosanitary Agency, Agriculture Agency, Ministry of
Transport
 Conduct analysis of the procedure for changing the place of delivery and the route for
transit, if necessary; introduce amendments to the customs legislation (within three
years timeframe).
The procedure of customs transit (11.5-11.7, 11.9-11.10) – Agencies involved: Association of
Carriers, Customs, and Ministry of Transport;
 Conduct analysis of the data and documents submitted for the transit upon importation
into the territory of the Kyrgyz Republic; identification and resolution of problems of
long delays of goods at the border. Monitoring of transit of goods moved by foreign
carriers on the territory of the Kyrgyz Republic (within two years timeframe
Guarantees (11.11.-11.15) – Agencies involved: Customs, Ministry of Transport, AIRTO,
insurance companies, carriers, and freight forwarders;
 Conduct analysis of international legislation and practice on guarantees, comprehensive
guarantees, identification of problems of administering the guarantee system, and
preparation of solutions for the Trade Facilitation Council;
 Develop and implement procedures for accepting guarantees in electronic format in the
Customs Declaration Processing System;
 Conduct analysis and develop recommendations on the use of alternative types of
customs payments.