Vietnam re-elected Chair of WCO’s Permanent Technical Committee for 2025–2026

Vietnam was re-elected as Chair of the World Customs Organization (WCO) Permanent Technical Committee (PTC) for the 2025–2026 term at its recent 247th/248th sessions in Brussels, Belgium.

Counsellor at the Embassy of Vietnam in Belgium and Vietnam Customs representative Nguyen Thi Vinh Hoai will continue to take the lead to the PTC of WCO.

Vietnam's representative at the recent WCO 247th/248th sessions in Brussels, Belgium
Vietnam's representative at the recent WCO 247th/248th sessions in Brussels, Belgium. (Photo: TTXVN)

The reelection reaffirms Vietnam's growing leadership and meaningful contributions to shaping global customs policies, especially in the context of increasing digital transformation, climate challenges, and surging international trade, particularly in e-commerce.

In her closing remarks, newly-reelected Chair of the PTC Nguyen Thi Vinh Hoai emphasized the importance of international cooperation, innovation, and technological adaptation for a sustainable and secure customs environment.

She also thanked the WCO members for support, saying Vietnam's continued leadership of the PTC reflects global confidence in its capabilities and provides a platform for deeper engagement in shaping the future of global customs.

The PTC tentatively endorsed the draft Work Program for 2025-2028 that will shape the work of the Committee for the next three years.

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