Majilis deputies approved the ratification of the Agreement on a Unified Customs Transit System between the Eurasian Economic Union and a Third Party(ies), signed on December 26, 2024. The document provides for the creation of a unified customs transit system, which will ensure favorable conditions for the transportation of goods across the customs borders of the EAEU and third parties. This was reported by the Majilis press service.
"The implementation of the system is expected to standardize and simplify customs procedures, reduce the time and financial costs of businesses during transit, accelerate information exchange, and improve the security and efficiency of deliveries. Furthermore, the creation of a unified system should ensure the predictability of procedures for international trade participants," the Majilis explained.
The customs transit system includes:
the use of a single electronic transit declaration;
the use of a unified procedure for ensuring the payment of customs duties and taxes;
the use of navigation seals to track shipments throughout the entire journey of goods;
the mutual recognition of customs decisions and customs control results.