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Japan Motors Ghana appoints Amine Kabbara as new Managing Director

Japan Motors Trading Company Limited (JMTC) has appointed Amine Kabbara as its new Managing Director, taking over the leadership of the company’s operations in Ghana. Amine succeeds Salem Kalmoni, who has been appointed Group Chief Executive Officer of Japan Motors Network, with responsibility for operations in Ghana, Togo, Benin, Nigeria, Senegal and Mali. Amine’s appointment […]

Japan Motors Ghana appoints Amine Kabbara as new Managing Director

Japan Motors Trading Company Limited (JMTC) has announced the appointment of Amine Kabbara as its new Managing Director in Ghana. This move comes after Salem Kalmoni was appointed as Group Chief Executive Officer for the entire Japan Motors Network, overseeing operations in multiple countries across West Africa.

Amine's appointment follows his tenure as General Manager for Sales and Marketing, where he was instrumental in developing growth strategies that bolstered the company's sales performance and strengthened its position in Ghana's automotive market. With over 16 years of professional experience, Amine has demonstrated expertise in market analysis, sales strategy, and stakeholder engagement.

As the new Managing Director, Amine is expected to maintain the company's growth trajectory, enhance operational efficiency, and expand the company's presence in Ghana's automotive market. This appointment is part of a wider leadership transition within Japan Motors Network, following Salem Kalmoni's promotion to the top executive role.

By appointing Amine, Japan Motors aims to ensure continuity in its operations and position the group for continued growth and competitiveness across its West African markets. The company, which has been operating in Ghana's automotive market for over a century, is the authorized dealer for Nissan vehicles, Foton Trucks and Buses, Yamaha Motorcycles, Power Products, and Lassa Tyres in Ghana.

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