"GPHA reaffirms support for government’s revenue objectives"

" \n GPHA reaffirms support for government's revenue objectives \n \n\n \n The Director General of the Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority, Michael Luguje, has confirmed the Authority\u2019s support when it comes implementing government\u2019s strategy to block any revenue leakage at the ports of Ghana. \n \n\n \n He revealed that the modern conveyor system being installed at the Dry Bulk Terminal will do away with any concerns surrounding the under-declaration of bulk cargo volumes received at the port. \n \n\n \n \u201cThis is because that modern conveyor system in Takoradi, as it loads, automatically calculate the volumes it is carrying. For Tema, the weighbridge project will help us, for all our dry bulk cargoes that come in and go out. We are ready to support in this direction,\u201d Mr. Luguje stated. \n \n\n \n The GPHA Boss also said his outfit will provide the government with its detailed input for the operationalisation of the \u201cno duty, no exit\u201d policy initiative, intended to block revenue leakages. \n \n\n \n \u201cWe have in our own discussions acknowledged that, the ports are already, no duty no exit enclaves but maybe the methodology is what is now going to be new. Otherwise that has been the practice in Ghana\u2019s ports. Having participated in the committee that drafted the implementation modalities, we are assessing them and in the course of next week, we will be presenting some information to you to help in the way forward.\u201d \n \n\n \n These assurances were made when the Finance-Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta led a delegation to visit the Port Authority to strengthen collaboration towards finding lasting solutions to challenges associated with revenue collection at the ports. \n \n\n \n Present at the meeting were the Commissioner General of the Ghana Revenue Authority, Ammishaddai Owusu-Amoah, and Acting Commissioner of Customs, Seidu Iddrissu Iddisah. \n "

"GPHA reaffirms support for government’s revenue objectives"

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