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Copy linkBorder Crossings Sremska Raca, Presevo, Gostun and Merdare in Green Corridors System in Serbia
The CEFTA Secretariat has announced that the implementation of the green corridors system begins at certain border crossings within the CEFTA region on Monday, April 13, and when they meet the proscribed technical requirements, other crossings will be included in the system as well, the Chamber of Commerce of Serbia announced.
The system of green corridors is established in order to facilitate the traffic and trade of goods in the region, in the conditions of the considerably slowed down transport as a consequence of additional measures of protection of the populace and borders from the Covid-19 pandemic.
Green corridors are a system of border crossings operating under a special regime, where customs and other procedures are accelerated. The border crossings in this regime are open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and, in Serbia, the border crossings within the system are Sremska Raca, Presevo, Gostun and Merdare.
The border crossings and green lanes within this system are open for all kinds of goods, whereas products of special humanitarian importance are subject to an additional regime of previous announcement, providing them with special priority at border crossings along the green corridors. Certain food and feed products, medicines, medical and protective equipment necessary in suppressing the virus and protecting the populace from the epidemic are subject to this regime.
At the proposition of the CEFTA Secretariat, the CEFTA Parties have adopted a list of the main products which will be transported along the green corridors without delays. In order to secure an unobstructed flow of the products on the list, the CEFTA Secretariat has updated the Systematic Exchange of Electronic Data (SEED) between the customs administrations and other border services.
In late March, the president of the Chamber of Commerce of Serbia and the Western Balkans Chamber Investment Forum, Marko Cadez, sent an appeal to the president of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, for the Western Balkans to be included in the so-called system of green corridors in the EU, which facilitates and accelerates the transport of goods.
The list of products within the priority transport regime can be found HERE.
The system of green corridors is established in order to facilitate the traffic and trade of goods in the region, in the conditions of the considerably slowed down transport as a consequence of additional measures of protection of the populace and borders from the Covid-19 pandemic.
Green corridors are a system of border crossings operating under a special regime, where customs and other procedures are accelerated. The border crossings in this regime are open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and, in Serbia, the border crossings within the system are Sremska Raca, Presevo, Gostun and Merdare.
The border crossings and green lanes within this system are open for all kinds of goods, whereas products of special humanitarian importance are subject to an additional regime of previous announcement, providing them with special priority at border crossings along the green corridors. Certain food and feed products, medicines, medical and protective equipment necessary in suppressing the virus and protecting the populace from the epidemic are subject to this regime.
At the proposition of the CEFTA Secretariat, the CEFTA Parties have adopted a list of the main products which will be transported along the green corridors without delays. In order to secure an unobstructed flow of the products on the list, the CEFTA Secretariat has updated the Systematic Exchange of Electronic Data (SEED) between the customs administrations and other border services.
In late March, the president of the Chamber of Commerce of Serbia and the Western Balkans Chamber Investment Forum, Marko Cadez, sent an appeal to the president of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, for the Western Balkans to be included in the so-called system of green corridors in the EU, which facilitates and accelerates the transport of goods.
The list of products within the priority transport regime can be found HERE.
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