GPHA engages freight forwarders to improve cargo movement through Ghana’s ports
The Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority (GPHA) has engaged freight forwarders and other key industry stakeholders on measures to improve operational efficiency and ensure the smooth movement of cargo through Ghana’s ports.
The Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority (GPHA) has convened a meeting with freight forwarders and other crucial industry stakeholders to discuss strategies for enhancing cargo movement through Ghana's ports. The gathering, presided over by GPHA's Director General, Major General Paul Seidu Tanye-Kulono, aimed to address operational inefficiencies and foster better collaboration within the port and shipping industry.
Major General Tanye-Kulono outlined the Port Authority's initiatives aimed at boosting efficiency and emphasized the necessity of joint efforts with industry players to tackle challenges and devise lasting solutions. The stakeholders, which included representatives from the Ghana Shippers’ Authority, Meridian Port Services, Ghana Institute of Freight Forwarders, Association of Customs House Agents Ghana, Customs Brokers Association of Ghana, and Freight Forwarders Association of Ghana, welcomed the initiative and pledged to support the GPHA's endeavors to streamline port operations and enhance trade facilitation.
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