Delhi Customs recently held a meeting of the Customs Clearance Facilitation Committee (CCFC) at IGI Airport. The gathering included various government agencies and trade associations to discuss recent policy and digital initiatives. Key operational issues were addressed, leading to improved efficiency and strengthened trade facilitation. The meeting underscored Delhi Customs' commitment to transparency, accessibility, and efficiency in promoting ease of doing business.
The Customs Clearance Facilitation Committee (CCFC) meeting was convened by Delhi Customs at theKalpana Chawla Conference Hall, IGI Airport, under the chairmanship of theChief Commissioner of Customs, Delhi Zone.
The meeting brought together partner Government agencies including FSSAI, Plant Quaran
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The meeting aimed to discuss recent policy and digital initiatives by CBIC, address operational issues, and strengthen trade facilitation and efficiency within the Delhi Customs Zone.
Participants included partner government agencies (FSSAI, Plant Quarantine, Drug Controller), trade associations (Customs Broker Fraternity, ASSOCHAM, GJEPC), custodians, importers, exporters, and departmental officers.
Delhi Customs emphasised the principles of Transparency, Accessibility, and Efficiency as the guiding motto for its operations and for building trust with stakeholders.
Delhi Customs reaffirmed its commitment to promoting ease of doing business and advancing trade facilitation within the framework of law, viewing it as a continuous journey requiring collaboration.
The meeting led to constructive discussions, actionable outcomes that will strengthen facilitation and improve efficiency, and reinforced confidence in Customs processes and coordination.