The Customs Code outline customs procedures for goods circulation, including exemptions for educational, scientific, and cultural materials. It emphasizes accessibility for blind individuals, promotes cultural heritage preservation, and provides exceptions for trade fairs. The law aims to facilitate international trade while ensuring inclusivity and cultural exchange. The policy outlines customs regulations related to cultural goods, emphasizing inclusivity and accessibility. It exempts educational, scientific, and cultural materials from import duties, ensuring their availability regardless of the recipient or purpose. Additionally, it addresses exemptions for blind persons’ educational tools and materials, promoting cultural heritage accessibility. Further, it highlights exceptions for trade fairs promoting international understanding. These measures aim to facilitate the exchange of cultural knowledge and goods while promoting inclusivity and preserving cultural heritage. The document also addresses exemptions for informational publications with a touristic focus, encouraging cultural exploration and understanding.
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