The EBA Customs Committee held a course ‘’International Trade Basics 8.0‘’

26/ 05/ 2025

In May 2025, the Customs Committee of the European Business Association traditionally held its training course “International Trade Basics 8.0.” This year, the course was divided into two levels. The Beginner Level course welcomed 12 participants – company managers and executives who are just starting their work in the field of international trade. Participants of the basic course were introduced to the fundamentals of international trade regulation in Ukraine, explored issues related to preferential origin of goods and free trade, authorisation and simplification procedures, as well as gained practical insights into customs procedures and customs-related disputes. The Advanced Level course attracted 41 participants – international trade professionals looking to systematise and update their knowledge in light of ongoing changes and reforms in the international trade sector. The course covered current and upcoming developments in customs law and international trade, particularly in the context of European integration and beyond. We sincerely thank all participants for their active engagement!

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In May 2025, the Customs Committee of the European Business Association traditionally held its training course “International Trade Basics 8.0.” This year, the course was divided into two levels.

The Beginner Level course welcomed 12 participants – company managers and executives who are just starting their work in the field of international trade.

Participants of the basic course were introduced to the fundamentals of international trade regulation in Ukraine, explored issues related to preferential origin of goods and free trade, authorisation and simplification procedures, as well as gained practical insights into customs procedures and customs-related disputes.

The Advanced Level course attracted 41 participants – international trade professionals looking to systematise and update their knowledge in light of ongoing changes and reforms in the international trade sector.

The course covered current and upcoming developments in customs law and international trade, particularly in the context of European integration and beyond.

We sincerely thank all participants for their active engagement!