SASEC Holds National Workshop on Revised Kyoto Convention

28 November 2012

ADB's South Asia Regional Cooperation Divison and the World Customs Organization organized a workshop held in Thimpu Bhutan from 26-28 November to help prepare Bhutans accession to the Revised Kyoto Convention.

The objective of the workshop was to understand the current status of Bhutan's customs laws regulations trade procedures and to increase awareness on the RKC.

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