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Dorcas Affo-Toffey calls for stronger collaboration to advance Ghana’s maritime sector

Deputy Minister for Transport Dorcas Affo-Toffey has called for stronger collaboration among government institutions, regulators and industry players to build a safer, more efficient and sustainable maritime sector in Ghana.
The Deputy Minister reaffirmed government’s commitment to supporting initiatives aimed at promoting a safer, stronger and more sustainable maritime sector capable of contributing meaningfully to Ghana’s economic transformation.
The Ghana Maritime Authority, as the regulatory body for the maritime industry, plays a central role in promoting maritime safety and security, environmental protection and the development of Ghana’s maritime interests.
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