October 30th, 2024. A significant date for the Departmental Quarters Customs and Excise Department. The Commissioner of Customs and Excise, Ms. Louise Ho, hosted a pivotal meeting here. The Director General of Shenzhen Customs District, Mr. Zheng Jugang, and his delegation were warmly welcomed. The Departmental Quarters Customs and Excise Department became the stage for crucial discussions. Refining point-to-point express cooperation between Shenzhen and Hong Kong Land Boundary Control Points was a key topic. Strengthening information exchange and mutual assistance in law enforcement among boundary control points was another important point. The two administrations also addressed combating smuggling activities of parallel traders. They discussed mounting joint operations in fighting cross-boundary crimes. Improving the prevention and control of risks was also on the agenda. Additionally, they explored promoting the Single E-lock Scheme. The goal was clear: enhance enforcement capabilities. This visit wasn’t just about talks. Mr. Zheng and his delegation toured the Customs Headquarters Building. They explored the Exhibition Gallery, learning about the department’s history. They also visited the Customs Computer Forensic Laboratory. This provided insights into the department’s crucial work in tackling advanced technology crimes. Ms. Ho emphasized Hong Kong Customs’ dedication to deepening high-level collaboration. This dedication extends to various areas, contributing to the development of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area. The Departmental Quarters Customs and Excise Department stands as a testament to this commitment. It represents a hub for cooperation, innovation, and security.
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