The marine industry in Ghana plays a vital role in the country’s economy and livelihoods, given its extensive coastline along the Gulf of Guinea. Fishing is a significant component, supporting local communities with employment and food security. Ghana’s fishing industry ranges from artisanal operations to industrial trawling, contributing substantially to domestic protein supply and export revenue. Moreover, the country’s ports, such as Tema and Takoradi, serve as crucial gateways for imports and exports, handling diverse cargo including minerals, cocoa, and oil. These ports are pivotal in facilitating international trade and economic growth, while ongoing investments aim to enhance infrastructure and operational efficiency to meet global standards and support sustainable development goals.

Major Ports Supported
  • Tema Port: Tema Port is Ghana’s largest and busiest seaport, handling a wide range of cargo including containers, minerals, and general goods. It serves as a key hub for international trade, supporting Ghana’s economy through efficient logistics and modern infrastructure.
  • Takoradi Port: Takoradi Port is crucial for the export of Ghana’s natural resources, particularly oil and minerals. It also supports regional trade and serves as an important gateway for imports. The port’s strategic location enhances its role in Ghana’s maritime and economic development.
Services Offered
  • Annual and 5 yearly inspection of life saving appliances and equipment, including lifeboats and life rafts. Inspection of fire fighting equipments and appliances, load testing, radio survey.
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