Papua New Guinea Customs Chief Calls for Public-Private Cooperation to Secure Borders and Facilitate Trade
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- Papua New Guinea Customs Chief Commissioner David Towe called for active, transparent cooperation between government agencies and businesses involved in trade.
- He linked stronger public-private coordination to improved border security and more efficient international trade.
Papua New Guinea’s Customs Chief Commissioner David Towe has called for closer cooperation between government agencies and the trading community to secure the country’s borders and keep international trade moving efficiently.
Towe said collaboration must be active and transparent. He presented cooperation between the public sector and businesses as essential to strengthening border security while facilitating legitimate trade.
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