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Trilateral cooperation on customs was established in 2007 to accelerate information exchange among customs offices of the three countries. They have been hosting the Tripartite Customs Heads’ Meeting (TCHM) to actively discuss common agendas such as the creation of a safe environment for trade facilitation, intellectual property infringement and illicit drug trafficking. Based on the Action Plan of the Tripartite Customs Cooperation, the three countries continues to strengthen partnership to develop trade in the region.
Documents
- Action Plan of the Tripartite Customs Cooperation as revised in 2017
- Joint Press Release of the 6th Tripartite Customs Heads' Meeting
- Revised Action Plan of the Tripartite Customs Cooperation
- Joint Press Release of the 4th Tripartite Customs Heads Meeting
- Action Plan of the Tripartite Customs Cooperation
- Joint Press Release of the 3rd Tripartite Customs Heads Meeting
- Joint Press Release of the 2nd Tripartite Customs Heads Meeting
- Joint Press Release of the 1st Tripartite Customs Heads Meeting
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