KABUL was facing with problems in implementing the Transports Internationaux Routiers (International Road Transport) system in the country.
TIR is an international harmonized system of customs control that facilitates trade and transport whilst effectively protecting the revenue of each country through which goods are carried.
In 1949, shortly after World War II, the first TIR agreement was concluded between a small number of European countries and led to the elaboration of the TIR Convention in 1954 under the . . .
