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Adoption of the e-Port at Bhomra Land Port leaps forward through intensive training

Bangladesh
Trade
21.03.2024
Digitalisation of Border Procedures at Bhomra Land Port (DBLP) project took significant step forward in adopting and operationalising a modern e-Port management system at the Bhomra Land Port through a transformative six-day intensive training session held from March 6th to March 12th at Bhomra, Shatkhira. This session served as a pivotal platform for structured learning and skill development, fostering essential exchanges between the port stakeholders to enhance their learning and understanding in e-Port operations.

The active participation of over 200 stakeholders, 120 C&F agents and 60 government officials, in six immersive training batches underscored their commitment to mastering the digital e-Port management system through hands-on learning experiences. Participants engaged in a process of learning, unlearning, and relearning their various daily functions within a digitised framework.

DBLP project and local software provider, DataSoft, demonstrated the overall functionality of the system and its component parts. Training included interactive Q&A sessions and feedback exchanges.

In a virtual keynote address to participants, Bangladesh Land Port Authority (BLPA) Chairman, Md. Zillur Rahman Chowdhury emphasised the transformative potential of automation, urging the implementing partners to build a replicable model for future development elsewhere. Additionally, BLPA Deputy Director Md. Ruhul Amin said the project would have a positive impact on the country’s economy.

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Intensive training marks significant step in e-Port adoption | Global Alliance for Trade Facilitation

2021 - 2024
Bangladesh, Uganda, Cambodia
Trade
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The Global Alliance for Trade Facilitation is a public-private partnership for trade-led growth, supporting governments in developing and least-developed countries in implementing the World Trade Organization’s Trade Facilitation Agreement. By bringing together governments and businesses of all sizes as equal partners to deliver targeted trade reforms, the Alliance cuts through red tape and end costly delays at borders. 
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