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Han, Hak Hee
CHAIR
WORKING GROUP OF PAA
2004. 6
About APEC
GDP and Trade Volume of 21 APEC members
World GDP
World Trade
US$ 32.3 Billion
US$ 12.5 Billion
12.70%
26.80%
12.60%
APEC
EU
Others
60.50%
49.40%
38%
APEC paperless trade initiative
 APEC Blueprint for Action on e-Commerce
2005/2010 Goal
In 1998, Ministers agreed that “member economies should
endeavour to reduce or eliminate the requirement for paper
documents needed for customs and other cross-border trade
administration and other documents and messages relevant to
international sea, air and land transport i.e. "Paperless Trading"
(for trade in goods), where possible, by 2005 for developed and
2010 for developing economies, or as soon as possible
thereafter.”
2015/2020 (Paperless Trade Symposium - Chinese Taipei)
Establish a comprehensive paperless trading environment for
APEC region
Individual Action Plan (IAP)
 Paperless Trading IAP
Guideline of 15 member economies on voluntary
basis to reduce or eliminate paper documents related
to international trade
 Suggested Actions and Measures for Trade
Facilitation Action Plan in the area of Paperless
Trading (Paperless Trade Symposium - Chinese Taipei)
Based on Paperless Trading IAPs, actions and
measures for trade facilitation were raised from
general policy and trade administration to financial
settlement, global collaboration
Current Paperless Trade
Material
Analysis
KTNET Services
PAA in the future
Import
Material
ITEM
Export/Import
Regulation
Marketing
Contract
L/C arrival
Export permit
Production/
Manifest
Purchase
Law Material
Purchase
Goods
- Cargo Insurance
- Export Insurance
- Shipping Request &
B/L Issue
- Manifest
- Cargo Management
Import
Permit
Production
of Goods
Goods
Arrival
- Money Transfer
- Negotiation
- Notice of Debit
and Payment
- Bill of exchange
- Financing
Insurance
/ Logistics
Open L/C
Payment
Inv, P/L
Shipping
Documents
Arrival
Bonded
Warehouse
Bonded
Warehouse
Export
Clearance
Shipping
Negotiation
Duty Back
Administration
Import
Clearance
Administration
Finance
PAA
Customs
Foreign Exchange
/Administration
- Export/Import
Declaration
- Application for
Export/Import
- Declaration
Acceptance
- Duty Back
- Bonded Area
Management
- Cargo Release
- L/C Opening & Advice
- Local L/C Opening &
Advice
- Letter of Guaranty &
Delivery Order
- Export Permit (VISA)
- Shipping Document
Arrival Notice
- Certificate of Origin
- Import Permit
Marketing
- Overseas Market
Survey
- Target Market
- Buyer Finding
- Marketing &
Offer
- Contract Terms
Information
Collection
- Trade Process
- Business
planning
- Item Analysis
- Various Trade
information
- Export/Import
Regulation
- Inquiries
About KTNET
 Key Initiatives in Korea
Act on Promotion of Trade Business Automation
(Dec. 1991) by Ministry of Commerce Industry and
Energy
Scope of the Law
: Trade Administration, Foreign Exchange
Establishment of KTNET
KTNET is designated as Customs Network Provider
by Korea Customs Services (Nov. 1992)
Scope of Customs Automation
: Customs Clearance, Cargo Management,
Duty draw back
Network of KTNET
Quarantine station
Traders
Customs broker
Domestic banks
Foreign banks
Financial
Network
Clearance
Network
Korea
Customs
U.S customs
Trade administration
Insurance company
Insurance
Network
KTNET
Global
Networks
Shipping company
forwarder
warehouse
ASEM
PAA
Air Lines
Services of KTNET
 EDI services
Trade Administration / Foreign Exchange
Export and Import License, L/C opening and arrival notice, Local
L/C, C/I, C/O, L/G etc..
Customs
Export & Import permit, Declaration of Goods, Duty draw back,
Logistics
Declaration of Arrival & Departure, Transportation of Shipments
 DB services
KCIS (Korea Customs Information System), MFCS
(Manifest Consolidation System), Cargo Tracking etc.
Currently, KTNET deals with 12 million B2G, B2B
documents transactions per month
About PAA
 Infrastructure for Paperless Trade
- Pan Asian e-commerce Alliance; PAA
Established in July 2000 by Tradelink,
Trade-Van and CrimsonLogic
Goal: The Pan-Asian E-Commerce Alliance is the first
regional e-Commerce alliance in Asia that aims to
promote and provide secure, trusted, reliable and valueadding IT infrastructure and facilities for efficient global
trade and logistics.
To-date: 8 member economies (Korea, China, Hong
Kong, Macau, Chinese Taipei, Japan, Singapore,
Malaysia)
PAA: From Domestic to Global Network
Domestic e-Trade
Global e-Trade
e-MP
Chinese Taipei
Trader
Customs
China
Carrier
Manufacturer
Korea
Japan
260,000
Customers
Customs
Macau Broker
KTNET
Forwarder
Trucker
Authority
Malaysia
Hong Kong
Singapore
Warehouse Bank
Insurance
PAA Infrastructure
 What we have done;
Secure Cross Border
Transaction Service
•As Is: Shipping Documents,
Pre-Declaration
•To Be: e-C/O, e-B/L,
Visibility Service, etc..
•Interconnection Standard
(Interoperability)
•e-Document Standard
•Security (PKI)
Technical Standard
•Background for legal
issues
•Multilateral Agreement
PAA Club Agreement
Case Study
 HYUNDAI and KIA Motors - Vaatz.com
Domestic Logistics
Completed
Domestic EDI
Bank
EAI/B2Bi
HMC
KMC
Forwarder
Customs
Brokerage
Foreign
H/KMC Foreign
Factories
INTERNET WEB
Subsidiaries
EDI Service
Quotation
Document
Ordering
L/C
Shipping
Warehouse
Customs
Inventory
Japan and Asia
Common e-Trade
Platform
Supplier 1
Paperless Trade
Supplier 2
PAA
Paperless Trade
EU(ASEM
Members)
Supplier n
Issues driven by PAA Activities
Public awareness of the economic benefits
Promotion of paperless trade in national level
Harmonization of laws and standards in APEC
Encourages economies to adopt laws for e-doc.
Participation and utilization of global standard
Efficiency of national gateway for paperless trade
Digital divide among member economies
Recommended to establishment of a single window
system for the lodgment processing of trade documents
Roles & Cooperation in APEC
 Roles and Cooperation of Public and Private
sector in APEC
Private
Public
Key Players
KTNET, Trade-Van, Tradelink,
etc..
Each Economies’ Government
Function
Development of Infrastructure
Change of Laws and
Regulations
Role
Provide
Paperless Trade Services
Support for the Facilitation of
Paperless Trade
Cooperation
Collaboration of
Service Providers
e.g. PAA
Cooperation of Economies
e.g. Korea-Japan Paperless
Trade Public and Private
Sector Joint Meeting
PAA - Strengthening the Pathfinders
 Employ of PAA as Pathfinder
PAA is the most dynamic player for Paperless
Trade in APEC region
PAA is covering B2B and B2G cross border edocument exchange, and will go further for
financial fulfillment – from the beginning to the
end of the trade process
PAA serves as a best model for broader
application to the Seamless Paperless
Trade in APEC
PPP Dialogue* in APEC
 Facilitation of Dialogue Between G2G, B2B
and B2G
Trade Process is the one of the most
Complicated communication process
Traders, Carriers, Banks, Insurers, Customs and
other trade related agencies - 27 to 30 different
parties with more than 40 documents of 200 data
elements are involved in average international trade
(UN Conference on Trade and Development)
Need to strengthen communications between
G2G, B2B and B2G to enhance coordination of
related parties for Paperless Trade Infrastructure
* The 1st APEC Public and Private Partnership Dialogue Meeting
for Promoting Paperless Trading(2005, Korea)
The Goal of APEC Paperless Trading
Seamless Paperless Trade Environment
– Driving Engine for Accelerating Regional Trade
Review paperless trade environment to facilitate regional trade
Identify possible Public & Private Collaboration on paperless trade
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B2G Collaboration
Under APEC
G G2G G
Collaboration
G
G
Information sharing of each economies
policy, experiences, best practices from
domestic project for paperless trade
promotion
B
B B2B B
Collaboration
B
B
B
Develop new services and business
models by the collaboration of
service providers
Thank You!
Han, Hak Hee
[email protected]
82-2-6000-2083