CIMAG provides the industry with a platform for policymakers and other stakeholders to engage with players from the Maritime business community.
This critical sector generates trillions of dollars per year, by providing goods and services upon which society depends, including transport, offshore energy resources, telecommunications and international business.
The Evolution of the Ghanaian Economy
1. 1 Post-Independence Era (1957-1966) – Nkrumah’s Industrial Vision
At independence in 1957, Ghana, under the leadership of Dr.
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In an increasingly interconnected and fast-paced global landscape, the concept of a 24-hour economy has emerged as a pivotal strategy for enhancing economic resilience and competitivenes...
The Centre for International Maritime Affairs, Ghana (CIMAG) has announced its recent designation as an observer organization to the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD).
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“A nation that does not have responsible leadership to manage its natural resources wisely will destroy future generations.
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