June 28 this year, in the framework of the working visit First Deputy Prime Minister Igor Shuvalov visited the International Motor checkpoint in the village of the Border.
Igor Shuvalov visited enterprises Primorye
On a trip Deputy Prime Minister was accompanied by the Governor of Primorye Vladimir Miklushevsky , Head of the Federal Customs Service Andrei Belyaninov and head Rosgranitsa Dmitry Bezdelov.
Representatives of customs, border and other services running on the post, talked about the process of registration of passenger and freight transport, as well as how to pass health inspection.
The latter is especially important because it is through this checkpoint passes many goods with a short-lived period of storage.
In an interview from Moscow official said that many of the restrictions in force today in cross-border trade, are irrelevant.
The delegation also commended the work of the mobile inspection and of the inspection of the complex. In this role, he works long, very helping in customs anti-smuggling. For example, recently with an instrument able to detect the hiding place in the car, which was 500 kilograms of sea cucumbers.
From Frontier Igor Shuvalov, Vladimir Miklushevsky went to Nakhodka. Here they visited Sea port and the East. Deputy Prime Minister held a meeting, the main topic of which was the optimization of the customs posts.
And in Nakhodka Deputy Prime Minister said that numerous administrative barriers hinder the development of the economy.
According to Deputy Prime Minister, there are problems of interaction of various services at customs posts, the incompatibility of information systems and the need to decide how to fix it. Igor Shuvalov stressed that Russia clearance at customs should be in first-class ports — take a day or two.
Vladimir Miklushevsky stressed that the geographic location of Primorye — the great advantage of the edge. And it should be used. Development of the transport and logistics sector is a priority in our region — said VestiRegion.ru press service of the Governor of Primorye.
