The Hon. Minister of Transport, Mr Kweku Ofori Asiamah on 10th February, 2017 visited the Takoradi Branch office of the Ghana Shippers’ Authority to interact with managers and staff of
LAUNCHING OF THE 1ST BORDERLESS ALLIANCE GHANA FORUM
The Ghana Shippers’ Authority in collaboration with Borderless Alliance Ghana is organizing the Launch of the 1st Borderless Alliance Ghana Forum. The event is scheduled to take place on Wednesday,
CAPACITY BUILDING WORKSHOP ON GHANA TRADE CORRIDORS E-PLATFORM
The Ghana Shippers’ Authority in collaboration with Borderless Alliance Ghana organized a workshop on Ghana Trade Corridors E- platform, on Wednesday, 15th March 2017 at the Ghana Shippers’ House, Accra.
WTO’s Trade Facilitation Agreement enters into force
The World Trade Organization (WTO) Trade Facilitation Agreement entered into force on 22nd February 2017, following the notification of the agreement by 112 member states constituting more than 2/3 of
11th Maritime Law Seminar for Judges
The 11thMaritime Seminar for Judges organised by the Ghana Shippers’ Authority in collaboration with the Judicial Training Institute was successfully held on Friday 18th November 2016 at the M.T Addico
STEVEDORING COMPANIES
LIST OF LICENSED STEVEDORING COMPANIES OF THE PORT OT TEMA Atlantic Port Services Ltd. Address: Plot 26, Comm. 6, Tema, Ghana Phone: 0303201288
TRANSIT CLEARANCE PROCESSES THROUGH THE TEMA PORT
GRA (CUSTOMS) SECTION Clearing Agent presents bill of lading and invoice on the shipment to the Compliance Section at Customs on behalf of the shipper for acceptance or rejection of
ADDRESS DELIVERED AT THE UASC GENERAL ASEMBLY
ADDRESS DELIVERED BY DR KOFI MBIAH, CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF THE GHANA SHIPPERS AUTHORITY, ON THE OCCASION OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE UNION OF AFRICAN SHIPPERS COUNCILS HELD AT
GHANA’S POSITION ON WTO TRADE FACILITATION AGREEMENT
Ghana undertook a needs assessment exercise in 2013 to ascertain the country’s needs in line with the various categories. The National Trade Facilitation Committee made up of all the relevant
Ghana’s Preparations to CWV Implementation
In 2015, it became necessary for Ghana to consider the amendment to the SOLAS convention relating to Chapter VI Part A, regulation 2 on cargo information and the IMO guidelines