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Final Review for RACWeB project on 21st October 2009 -

The Final Review for the RACWeb project will take place on the 21st October 2009, in Brussels.

At the review meeting, the project team will present the RACWeB results to the Commission including representatives of the Taxation and Customs Union Directorate-General (DG TAXUD)

The participating Customs Administrations from the Western Balkan countries will share their experiences from using the RACWeB platform and present their future usage outlooks,

while the main developer of the platform, Intrasoft International, will present how RACWeB will be exploited along the company’s business strategy within the European market, where it is currently a market leader.

ICT 2008 event, Lyon 25-27 November - Link

The 1^st workshop of the RACWeB project on “eGovernment initiatives in Western Balkan countries” was organised successfully in Skopje on 19th June. All presentations are downloadable from the "Publications" section.

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Customs Initiatives in WB

The RACWeB project intends to contribute to the realization of the vision of the extended Europe. Besides RACWeB, Western Balkans pursue several Customs reformation interventions towards this direction. The aim in this section of the website is to raise the awareness among potential stakeholders and beneficiaries about on-going and planned modernization initiatives in Customs Administrations. At the same time, information enclosed in this section will also target European countries in order to clear any scepticism about the safety of transports in the countries of Western Balkans.

Due to the strong regional character of the project, special emphasis will be given to the countries of the Western Balkans in order to foster a common perception about the objectives of the project and in particular the role of risk assessment in safeguarding transportations in Europe.

Project co-funded by the European Commission under the "Information Society Technologies" priority of the Sixth Framework Programme (2002-2006)