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Improving Customs Transit Systems

In the Islamic Countries

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5

Challenges and Policy Options

5.1.1

CTR Legal framework

The following challenges and policy options were identified for CTR Legal framework:

Table 61: CTR Legal framework challenges and policy options

Attributes

Challenges

Policy Options

International

instruments

relating to CTR

Low participation of OIC MS in

International Organizations related

to CTR

Partial or no implementation of the

International

instruments,

standards, and recommendation

relating to CTR

The

bilateral,

regional,

and

multilateral agreements are not in

line with the transit provision

according

to

International

instruments,

standards,

and

recommendation

OIC MS to accede to the

International

Organisation

to

ensure transit facilitation and

freedom of transit

Full

implementation

of

the

International

instruments,

standards and recommendation

arising

from

International

Organizations

Prior

to

sign

new

transit

agreements , the exiting regional

agreements should be check by the

Governments

National

Legislation

related to CTR

National Legislation, Customs Code

and Implementing Regulations

related to CTR are not aligned with

the International standards and

recommendation

It is highly recommended for

National legislation to contain

provisions under which the transit

movements may take place without

payment of the import or export

duties and taxes

Legal provision for the goods that

are

subject

prohibitions

or

restrictions transiting thought the

Customs territory

CAs need to ensure that their

Customs Codes and Implementing

Regulations

includes

transit

provision

according

to

International

standards

and

recommendation

Appropriate legal and procedural

framework and the formalities to

be accomplished for Customs

transit

Customs transit through the

Customs

territory

may

be

authorized for goods which, under

national legislation, are subject to

prohibitions or restrictions at

importation. In such cases, Customs

may

impose

particular

requirements and may impose

strict controls, such as requiring

the goods be transported under

Customs escort

Source:

Authors’ compilation