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Embassy of Denmark celebrates World Maritime Day
For a decade now, Denmark has worked closely with Ghana to ensure today’s safe and open sea lanes in Gulf of Guinea, which are vital for international trade, economic development, and the livelihoods of millions of people”, Ambassador Linulf stated, Denmark in 2026 commenced the implementation of the Danish Maritime Security Programme for the Gulf of Guinea, funded through the Danish Peace and Stabilization Fund.
Embassy of Denmark celebrates World Maritime Day The Embassy of Denmark in Accra has hosted an event to celebrate World Maritime Day and mark the 10-year hallmark for the Danish Maritime Security Programme for the Gulf of Guinea.
The Embassy of Denmark in Accra has hosted an event to celebrate World Maritime Day and mark the 10-year hallmark for the Danish Maritime Security Programme for the Gulf of Guinea.
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