The Ghana Shippers Authority (GSA) has warned that the gap between regional trade policy commitments and their actual implementation continues to undermine economic integration and cross-border trade in West Africa. Deputy Chief Executive of the Authority, Silvia Asana Dauda Owu, says businesses operating across the region continue to face multiple checkpoints, cumbersome documentation, inconsistent regulations […]
The Ghana Shippers Authority (GSA) has warned that the gap between regional trade policy commitments and their actual implementation continues to undermine economic integration and cross-border trade in West Africa. Deputy Chief Executive of the Authority, Silvia Asana Dauda Owu, says businesses operating across the region continue to face multiple checkpoints, cumbersome documentation, inconsistent regulations […]
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