- The Commission held its second online workshop on EU Recognition of customs academic programmes, fostering collaboration between universities and customs authorities.
- Leading universities presented innovative research in areas such as bioeconomy, e-commerce customs detection, digital product passports, and customs valuation.
- The Estonian Academy of Security Sciences highlighted the success of its practical, industry-linked customs programme.
- Continued cooperation and co-creation between academia and customs authorities were emphasized, with the next workshop set for March 2026.
- Universities must apply for EU recognition of their customs programmes by 31 December 2025 to join the network and enhance their impact in customs education.
Source: taxation-customs.ec.europa.eu
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