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Patrick Nieveler
11. December 2024 · 1 Min. Lesezeit
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I would like to thank you today for the constructive dialogue, your comments and suggestions in 2021!

With your feedback, you have made a decisive contribution to the success and further development of the PASANI Customs Academy. Thank you very much for this.

Looking back on 2021, we are proud to have reached some ground-breaking milestones. We have expanded our range of courses and adapted them to the needs of our customers. I am also extremely pleased about the cooperation with the law firm BLOMSTEIN. Roland M. Stein’s team will provide you with their expertise in the areas of excise duties and export controls, and we will also be able to offer you a whole series of new courses in these areas in 2022.

As you can see, our new company logo will not be the only change in the new year. In addition, the implementation of our new learning platform is currently in full swing, which will offer you the opportunity to experience our eLearnings in a completely new way. So stay tuned!

For the upcoming holidays, I wish you a relaxing time with your loved ones, a happy new year and a healthy and successful 2022.

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