NewsWhore
07-27-2007, 03:40 PM
The Customs Department (DGA) and the UASD University have signed an agreement that will help train customs officials. The agreement stipulates that DGA will recognize the degree in Commerce and Customs that is now being offered by the UASD. During the announcement of the agreement a video conference was held with Korean customs commissioner Seong Yun Kap who said that transparency and modernization through an adequate process of education are efforts that can help combat corruption. Yun Kap, who was in Seoul, conversed with DGA director Miguel Cocco. Cocco says that more than 200 students have already shown interest in the degree in commerce, which was offered for the first time last Wednesday.
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