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LIBERIA: What's Really Behind the Import Permit Declaration (IPDs) Quagmire - Vimarsana News

LIBERIA: What's Really Behind the Import Permit Declaration (IPDs) Quagmire

LIBERIA: What’s Really Behind the Import Permit Declaration (IPDs) Quagmire LIBERIA: What’s Really Behind the Import Permit Declaration (IPDs) Quagmire Share Monrovia – Last month, Commerce and Industry Minister Marwine Diggs sent out a communication to local importers, requesting all to submit import documents for the period; October 2020 to present, for the importation of goods which include but not limited to copies of INF Forms, payment invoices, Bill of Lading, Port charges and all payments related to the clearing of your goods from the free port of Monrovia to the warehouses of bu...

Liberia: Local and Foreign Owned Businesses Crave Pres. Weah's Intervention in the Signing of IPD at the Ministry of Commerce - Vimarsana News

Liberia: Local and Foreign Owned Businesses Crave Pres. Weah's Intervention in the Signing of IPD at the Ministry of Commerce

Liberia: Local and Foreign Owned Businesses Crave Pres. Weah’s Intervention in the Signing of IPD at the Ministry of Commerce Liberia: Local and Foreign Owned Businesses Crave Pres. Weah’s Intervention in the Signing of IPD at the Ministry of Commerce Share MONROVIA – Eggs, onions, frozen fish, meat and other staple food are running out of stock on the Liberian market due to the Ministry of Commerce’s refusal to sign Import Permit Declaration to allow businesses bring in their goods. FrontPageAfrica has gathered that almost 800 containers of staple food are stuck at the Free Port of M...

Liberia: Many Businesses Stranded as Commerce Ministry Ignores Pres. Weah's Executive Order on IPD - Vimarsana News

Liberia: Many Businesses Stranded as Commerce Ministry Ignores Pres. Weah's Executive Order on IPD

Liberia: Many Businesses Stranded as Commerce Ministry Ignores Pres. Weah’s Executive Order on IPD Liberia: Many Businesses Stranded as Commerce Ministry Ignores Pres. Weah’s Executive Order on IPD Share MONROVIA – In December last year, President George Weah issued Executive Order 103 in an effort to stimulate economic growth. Executive Order 103, among other things, exempted all commercial importers of goods into Liberia from seeking Import Permit Declaration (IPD), however,  FrontPageAfrica investigation has found that the President’s Executive Order has been trashed by the Min...

A Primer on Canadian Sanctions Legislation - April 2021 | Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP - Vimarsana News

A Primer on Canadian Sanctions Legislation - April 2021 | Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP

Two additional regulations made under the United Nations Act implement the UN suppression of terrorism sanctions and sanctions against Taliban, ISIL (Da'esh) and Al-Qaida. The Canadian authorities do not maintain a consolidated list of all designations under the United Nations Act regulations. However, the UN publishes a consolidated list of all designations under the UN Security Council resolutions on its website. The sanctions imposed under the United Nations Act regulations vary depending on the target jurisdiction or group and generally include arms embargoes, trade restrictions, and p...

Pakistan's U-turn on plans to resume India imports - Vimarsana News

Pakistan's U-turn on plans to resume India imports

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan's government has made a swift U-turn on plans to allow limited imports of sugar, cotton and wheat from India after a political backlash against the move. The government's economic coordination committee said Wednesday that import permits would be approved in a bid to rein in rampant inflation, but politicians criticised the apparent thaw in relations with their rival neighbour. Pakistan Finance Minister Hammad Azhar had said the government made the decision "in the interest of the people", when asked why trade was resuming despite no change in New Delhi's position on Kas...