According to the Albanian Customs Administration, the meeting addressed practical ways to improve border procedures, as well as progress in pilot tests for the mutual recognition of customs controls.

The initiative aims to make procedures more efficient, reduce waiting times for transport vehicles and lower costs for economic operators.

The Customs Administration said it remained committed to facilitating legitimate trade and improving services at border crossing points to support businesses and commercial exchanges.

CEFTA, the Central European Free Trade Agreement, promotes trade facilitation and stronger economic cooperation among participating countries in Central and Southeastern Europe.

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