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Rwanda Revenue Authority (RRA) and TradeMark East Africa (TMEA) signed the agreement worth USD1.57 Million which will be used to make various upgrades which will be implemented up until June 2022.
Rwanda’s taxman, has signed a financing agreement with the TradeMark East Africa (TMEA) to start the second phase of the Rwanda Electronic Single Window (RESW).
Rwanda Revenue Authority (RRA) and TradeMark East Africa (TMEA) signed the agreement worth USD1.57 Million which will be used to make various upgrades which will be implemented up until June 2022.
According to a statement from TMEA, this support from is part of the USD 53 Million agreement signed in the MOU between TMEA and the Government of Rwanda through the Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning. The funding to RRA is being provided by the United Kingdom’s Department for International Development (DFID) through TMEA.
“Upgrading of RESW will include the following projects – upgrade of the Customs Management System (ASYCUDA World); digitalization of the management and administration of the Authorized Economic Operators Scheme (AEO); Implementation of the Single Transaction Point and Single Sign On features on the Rwanda Electronic Single Window (ReSW); implementation of the Cargo Community System to support Air Cargo business at Kigali International Airport; digitalization of the Advance Ruling process of Customs; digitalization of Advance Passenger Information System; and digitalization of the Special Economic Zones Management and Administration. Combined, these projects will enable RRA establish a true paperless trade environment in Rwanda.” The statement reads adding that this will enhance its ability to network globally with other customs administrations and the trading Community.
Second phase of Rwanda Electronic Single Window in the offing
Rwanda’s taxman, has signed a financing agreement with the TradeMark East Africa (TMEA) to start the second phase of the Rwanda Electronic Single Window (RESW).
Rwanda Revenue Authority (RRA) and TradeMark East Africa (TMEA) signed the agreement worth USD1.57 Million which will be used to make various upgrades which will be implemented up until June 2022.
According to a statement from TMEA, this support from is part of the USD 53 Million agreement signed in the MOU between TMEA and the Government of Rwanda through the Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning. The funding to RRA is being provided by the United Kingdom’s Department for International Development (DFID) through TMEA.
“Upgrading of RESW will include the following projects – upgrade of the Customs Management System (ASYCUDA World); digitalization of the management and administration of the Authorized Economic Operators Scheme (AEO); Implementation of the Single Transaction Point and Single Sign On features on the Rwanda Electronic Single Window (ReSW); implementation of the Cargo Community System to support Air Cargo business at Kigali International Airport; digitalization of the Advance Ruling process of Customs; digitalization of Advance Passenger Information System; and digitalization of the Special Economic Zones Management and Administration. Combined, these projects will enable RRA establish a true paperless trade environment in Rwanda.” The statement reads adding that this will enhance its ability to network globally with other customs administrations and the trading Community.
Second phase of Rwanda Electronic Single Window in the offing
